Adele Opens Up About Her Struggle with a Rare Water Bacterium

Adele, the renowned Hello singer, has opened up about her battle with a rare and painful water bacterium that has severely impacted her health. During her show at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in August, the English star shared that the infection has affected her hearing, leaving her partially deaf, via the Daily Mail.

The 36-year-old singer disclosed her ordeal, saying, “I have an ear infection, which is pretty grim.” She explained that the infection, caused by a rare water bacterium, has been one of the most challenging health experiences she’s ever faced. According to Adele, the pain has been worse than anything she has endured before, even childbirth.

“I’ve never had one before. It’s the most painful thing that’s ever, ever happened to me. It was worse than childbirth,” Adele confessed. “It’s a rare water bacteria. It’s very hard to treat. I was on the wrong antibiotics for a few days, and they managed to give me one that started to work.”

Adele described the extreme discomfort she felt, revealing how the intensity of the pain made her consider drastic measures. “I wanted to chop my ear off a few times,” she admitted, according to Radar Online. Fortunately, the singer shared that she is now pain-free but has suffered some lasting effects. “I’m no longer in pain, which is great, but I’m a bit deaf in my left ear.”

Despite her health struggles, Adele continues her residency in Las Vegas. Recently, she had an emotional moment when she attended Celine Dion’s residency show on October 26. The two iconic singers embraced on stage, sharing a heartfelt moment that left Adele deeply moved.

Adele’s honesty about her health challenges has shed light on the difficulties of living with a rare and painful infection. Fans and fellow artists continue to support the singer as she navigates her recovery and continues to deliver powerful performances.