Adele stops concert for crowd to watch Olympic women’s 100m final in wild scene

Rumor has it that Adele is a big fan of the Summer Olympics.

At the 16-time Grammy award winner’s concert on Saturday in Munich, Germany, there was a break from her setlist to turn on a broadcast on the big screen of the women’s 100-meter sprint final in Paris.

The race featured American Sha’Carri Richardson, who was on a redemption Olympic run after she was suspended for testing positive for THC (cannabis) , a banned substance under the World Anti-Doping Agency Rules.

Adele’s fans yelled and cheered with their cell phones out to record the moment.

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Despite Richardson’s dominance in the opening-round heat on Friday with a time of 10.94 seconds, Adele, her fans and the world watched the American runner take silver with a 10.87 run after Saint Lucia’s Julien Alfred got out front for gold to win the island nation’s first-ever Olympic medal.

Fellow American Melissa Jefferson earned bronze.

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It wasn’t the only big watch party around the world, as Saint Lucia had one of their own to watch Alfred sprint for the gold in what was arguably a rowdier gathering.

Scores of Saint Lucia natives could be seen dancing, waving flags, and running around screaming in celebration in a video of the watch party.

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With the gold medal win, Alfred takes the title of the fastest woman in the world.

Adele’s new residency is set in Munich from Aug. 2-Aug. 31, and with the Olympics concluding on Aug. 11, there may be more concert breaks to come.

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