When Adele played a London music festival, her ex-husband watched from right next to her new partner!
When you're a celebrity who's dating other celebrities, watching awards show performances or attending concerts probably has the same energy as this deleted Miley Cyrus tweet.
"I wanna see the new Hunger Games but that means I'll have to look at my ex for 2 fucking hours" - Miley Cyrushis iconic song"Uptown Girl" about her early in their relationship. Decades later, when Christie attended his NYC show in 2024, Billyfor another year a half. At that point, their relationship only lasted a few months before they broke up for good.
They recorded a live performance of the song with Lindsey on guitar. It's becoming one of Fleetwood Mac's most enduring songs, proving Stevie's lyrics to be true:"You'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you."
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