Adele will wrap world tour with two Wembley gigs after baby reveal

Adele has surprised fans by adding two massive Wembley Stadium shows to her sold-out world tour in summer 2017.
The 28-year-old singer posted a video on her Instagram page singing "she's coming home" to the tune of football anthem Three Lions.
"She's coming home. That's right, I'm doing two nights at Wembley Stadium, see you later!," she said.
The last leg will be dubbed The Finale, and tickets will go on sale next week.
Fans have been invited to join the star's official website for advance access for the long-running world tour's finale shows.
London's Wembley Stadium has a 90,000 seat capacity.
The Finale marks Adele's last promotional efforts for 25, the album which went to diamond platinum in the US.
Earlier this week, Adele concluded the North American leg of her current world tour, which saw her play over 100 dates this year.
Adele ended the North American leg of her world tour with more than 100 concerts in one year.
She will continue the tour in February through until March for eight additional dates in Australia and New Zealand.
The singer had taken four years away from tours before this latest album.
On her latest performance in Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday night, Adele announced another long break from music.
She said: "I'll see you on the other side. In a couple of years I'll be back. You won't be able to get rid of me."


I'm going to have another baby," she added, before exiting the stage.
After the announcement, she posted a photo on Instagram thanking fans for their support, with a picture of a banner reading "Mummy you did it!" made by her four-year-old son Angelo.
Tickets for The Finale will go on sale to fan club members on 30 November, followed by a general sale on 2 December.
The Wembley shows will take place next year on 29 June and 1 July.

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