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Fox News Hosts Rip Adele’s Tearful Apology: ‘She Turns Into Mary Poppins’
thewrap.comthe pop star announced in an emotional Instagram post that her Las Vegas residency would be postponed indefinitely.“Outnumbered” anchor Harris Faulkner punctuated the pull-no-punches approach by the panel of five, which included Kayleigh McEnany, the former White House press secretary under Donald Trump.“So she’s crying – she said I’m sorry several times.
I mean, whatever,” Faulkner said, during a segment covering reports that some Adele fans were not thrilled by the short notice of the announcement. “And then suddenly she’s like, ‘Oh my show ain’t ready!’ I mean she turns into Mary Poppins.
Like, was this scripted? What was this?” Titled “Weekends With Adele,” the residency was scheduled to kick off Friday. Adele said all dates will be rescheduled, citing widespread COVID infections among crew and “delivery delays.”Faulkner, prefacing her remarks to note Adele’s credentials and bonafides, suggested she could have made the move to postpone long before she did.“She’s got that iconic sounding voice and she used it to sort of toss her hair and say how sorry she is,” Faulkner said. “She knew her show wasn’t ready days ago or weeks ago.
Come on.”McEnany agreed, adding the awareness of whether the show was ready to go should have been “common sense.” “She knew this for a long time,” McEnany said. “She had to have known that it wasn’t going to be ready more than 20 hours, 24 hours before.
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