Fans Shower Adele With Support After She Reveals She Suffers From 'Really Bad Sciatica'

\u201c@accesshollywood @Adele if this report is true, I had this a few years ago and it was the worst pain I\u2019ve been through. I hope you\u2019ve found some relief. If you need any pointers, feel free to ask me any time. Hope this finds you well.\u201d

— Access Hollywood (@Access Hollywood) 1672793604

\u201c@accesshollywood Sciatica is literally "A pain in the ass"! Down your leg, foot cramps, up your leg into the piri formis causing that excrutiating continuous pain, then the foot goes all numb & tingly & the hip starts to throb...yup, bummer.\u201d

— Access Hollywood (@Access Hollywood) 1672793604

\u201c@accesshollywood I have the same thing. Miserable pain!\u201d

— Access Hollywood (@Access Hollywood) 1672793604

\u201c@NME Bless ! Getting old love\u201d

— NME (@NME) 1672807750

\u201c@accesshollywood Some meds take those pains away right away, I think. I would get a pinched nerve in my back sometimes.\u201d

— Access Hollywood (@Access Hollywood) 1672793604

\u201c@accesshollywood try to practice yoga @Adele\u201d

— Access Hollywood (@Access Hollywood) 1672793604

\u201cAdele coming out of the closet about her disability (sciatica) affecting her Las Vegas residency is significant. It shows we\u2019re ushering in a new era where chronic conditions don\u2019t always have to be hidden, nor does revealing it means the end of your career.\u201d

— Ola Ojewumi (@Ola Ojewumi) 1672806176

\u201cRemember that Adele is still a rich, thin, attractive, famous, and privileged white woman. \n\nShe\u2019s not the average disabled person who could lose job security, income, career, or housing by revealing a hidden disability. The rules apply differently to the rest of us.\u201d

— Ola Ojewumi (@Ola Ojewumi) 1672806176