Adele Denies Shouting At Chris Brown Over Frank Ocean Snub In Grammy Photo

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Adele has finally cleared up the speculation about her conversation with Chris Brown at the Grammy Awards over the weekend, with the singer revealing that she wasn't shouting at Chris as has been claimed but they were actually having a nice chinwag.

Twitter was sent into overdrive on Sunday evening when a photo emerged from the Grammys ceremony showing Adele with her mouth wide open at Chris, with many believing the 'Rolling In The Deep' was actually shouting at him for refusing to give a standing ovation for his rival Frank Ocean when he collected the award Chris lost out to.

Adele Denies Shouting At Chris Brown Over Frank Ocean Snub In Grammy Photo

This is the photo in which Adele appeared to be scolding Chris Brown (WENN)

After days of allowing fans to speculate about the contents of their conversation, Adele has finally set the record straight, denying that she was giving the 'Don't Judge Me' singer a good talking to. Chris Brown and I were complimenting each other in that photo actually! Adele tweeted in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

While that matter's now cleared up, Adele is yet to address the arrest and trespass charge of the man who invaded the stage while she was collecting her Best Pop Solo Performance award. Ukranian TV presenter Vitalli Seduik managed to work his way into the Gram! mys, allegedly without a ticket, and perched himself in a front row seat beside Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel, Sting, Beyonce and Jay-Z.

Seduik was reportedly detained by security backstage after being waved off the stage by Jennifer Lopez and was held at a police station overnight before being charged with trespassing. The reporter later spoke out about the incident but denied he was crazy insisting he merely wanted to entertain the audience.

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