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Adele is still on the road with her incredibly successful world tour, promoting her third studio album, 25, and almost nightly she gives us more reasons to love her. During a performance in Amsterdam, the Oscar-winning legend brought two little girls on stage only to discover that she knew one of them when they were a baby.
Turns out, the two girls were daughters of the cellist in Adele's whopper band, but Adele last saw the eldest of the two when she was just two weeks old. Her reaction is priceless and if there's one catchphrase Adele will forever be associated with, it's 'Oh my God' and - okay make that two - her disbelieving 'Shut up'. Long may she remain as humble and down to Earth and hilarious as she still is.