Adele ‘storms stage’ at London nightclub Heaven and drives crowd wild POLE dancing

ADELE pole danced on stage last night at Heaven nightclub - driving the crowd wild.

She stormed the stage after filming The Graham Norton Show and entertained ecstatic fans with an amazing dance, while swinging a leg around the pole.

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The 33-year-old joined revellers on the famous London nightclub's stage following a strip contest.

Onlookers took to Twitter to react to her appearance, with one writing: "Imagine signing up to do Porn Idol, only to get onstage and realise Adele is there and is about to see you naked.

"What a wild Thursday night."

Another wrote: "Adele is at Porn Idol I’m freaking out"

Another onlooker at the club also stold : "Adele was absolutely loving the event. She was having a great time with friends and loved watching the show.

"After the contest was over she stormed the stage and the crowd went wild. No one was expecting a music icon to be there."

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The Brits winner attended G-A-Y's Porn Idol event at Heaven in London on Thursday as crowds filmed her cheering on a stripping contest from the VIP area.

She soon decided to get involved in the action by joining host Cheryl Hole on stage.

Drag Race star Cheryl also posted pics with the Londoner who now lives in LA, captioning them: "Confirmed: @Adele was devastated I was eliminated on Drag Race too. Love you divalina 💖"

British superstar Adele won three awards, including the coveted Album of the Year, at the Brit awards on Tuesday, during a ceremony that did away with gender specific categories for the first time.

Adele won best album for 30, as well as song of the year for her hit single Easy On Me and artist of the year, no longer female or male, after which she acknowledged the changing times.

"I understand why they changed the name of this award, but I really love being a woman, being a female artist, I do," she said to applause at the packed O2 arena in London.

"I can't believe a piano ballad won against so many bangers," she said after winning song of the year against competition from the likes of A1 & J1, Central Cee, Glass Animals and KSI.

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