Adele Opens Up About 'Wild' Fans at Recent Las Vegas Show, Says One Woman's 'Boob Kept Falling Out'

"Rumour has it" that Adele's Las Vegas shows have been getting a little "wild" lately.

On Saturday, the British singer opened up about the "f---ing raucous" behavior she's seen from fans at her concerts lately during her latest concert at Caesars Palace, per the Daily Mail.

Adele, 35, detailed how fans have been "disruptive" and needed to be removed from her shows — even revealing one woman's "boob kept falling out" during a gig.

"So many people had to leave the show because they were acting so wild. They were being disruptive and stuff. It was absolutely crazy,'" she said, per the outlet.

The "Someone Like You" singer added: "There was one lady at the front whose boob kept falling out. She must've been sunbathing until late because she came in basically in a bikini and a cover."

"She was sitting in the front row and very drunk. But it's like she thought no one could see and every time she went over to get more tequila, her boob would fall out," she told the crowd, according to Daily Mail.

Adele explained that she "couldn't really look at the front row" because of it, but noted that had she not needed to deliver her set she'd be like her partying fans "getting hammered."

During her Weekends with Adele residency Saturday, the soulful musician also notably referred to herself as Rich Paul's "wife," shortly after calling him "husband" at a show earlier this month.

While discussing sports with the audience, Adele explained that she's "not the greatest wife" to the sports agent, since it's been a challenge for her to find an interest in American football, due to its absence in her native England.

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"I have spent a lot of my time trying to understand and also enjoy American football, 'cause I love sports. I actually love watching sports," she told the crowd, according to fan-filmed footage, explaining that football in the U.K. is referred to as soccer in the United States.

"I just don't understand the game, and it's so annoying because I'm actually quite a clever person," continued Adele. "Why does the whistle always get blown? Why is it four yards? Why are there inches? Why does it stop when it gets f---ing exciting?"

Adele noted that she gets "nervous" about the players' safety during the games before saying she's "not the greatest wife, really, when it comes to football — even though my partner absolutely loves it."