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The organisers and host of the Brit Awards have apologized to Adele after her acceptance speech was cut short during the show. The soul superstar continued her Grammy Awards success by winning trophies for Best Female Solo Act and Best British Album for her hugely successful record 21 at Tuesday night’s ceremony in London. She was presented the album award – the biggest of the night – by George Michael, and fought back tears as she thanked fans for their support, however, the event’s host James Corden interrupted her speech to introduce rockers Blur, who were closing the bash with a five-song set.

Adele was a double winner at the Brit Awards in London on Tuesday, but her triumph was mired in controversy after she flipped her middle finger when her final acceptance speech was cut short. The singer, who scooped six Grammys earlier this month, continued her incredible run of success by also fighting off competition from Florence and the Machine, Jessie J, Kate Bush and Laura Marling to be named best British Female Solo Artist. She choked back tears as she was presented with the award for Album of the Year for 21 at the end of the night from George Michael, telling the audience, “Thank you very, very much