- Both Adele and Ed Sheeran have declined to take the stage.
- For the King Charles III Coronation concert, which is set for May 7.
- According to rumours, both celebrities have turned down the royal offer due to “busy” schedules.
Adele and Ed Sheeran has turned down the royals. On May 7, the King will be installed at Westminster Abbey, and a subsequent ceremony will take place at Windsor Castle.
The Easy On Me singer and the Perfect crooner were reportedly asked to perform after the king expressed to organizers his desire for them to do so, according to The Mail on Sunday.
According to a source, “The King has proposed a number of performers, and Adele and Ed were on that list.
He was quite happy that they attended the concert. “There is a team set up to get the talent signed up,” the insider continued, “so they approached the two of them. But they got replies claiming that they were unavailable, which was a major disappointment.”
“They are titans of the entertainment industry, distinctly British, and well-known all over the world. It is very regrettable, the source said. The day before the performance at Coronation, the Shape of You singer, 32, is slated to make an appearance at an event in Texas.
