Elton John asks Adele to accept Las Vegas residency?

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Press Trust of India London
Last Updated : Oct 14 2013 | 6:00 AM IST
Singer Adele has reportedly been advised by Elton John to accept a huge Las Vegas residency offer.
Adele is part of a USD 40 million bidding war between Las Vegas casinos for a potential residency, similar to Britney Spears' upcoming shows, and the 'Rocket Man' legend giving her guidance, reported Digital Spy.
"Stacks of Las Vegas casinos are desperate to get Adele on billboards as a headliner in this town. The highest figure being touted is USD 40 million but it could be even higher. Elton's been a really good friend to her and they've been Skypeing to share parental advice," a source said.
"But he is a businessman too, and has been telling Adele Vegas residency could secure a really good future for her family.
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First Published: Oct 14 2013 | 6:00 AM IST

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