The singer, who lost about 44 kilograms of weight, uploaded a photo of herself to Instagram with a bikini • The post in question reached millions of likes • View the photo that caused a storm

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British singer Adele posted her first photo of herself in a bikini swimsuit yesterday (Sunday) on her Instagram page after shedding about 44 kilograms from her body. 

The star took the picture at the Virtual Hill Virtual Festival which was canceled frontally because of the corona.

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The swimsuit bra was in the colors of the Jamaican flag. She also added to the swimsuit a large crown of yellow feathers and styled her blonde hair in a special way as it was gathered in curlers, as part of the atmosphere of the event. 

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Adele's drastic weight loss began after she started a diet with a rigid training regimen. Over the last period, she has been sharing photos of her shrinking body on Instagram, and each photo is making headlines around the world. However, this is the first time the singer has been photographed in a swimsuit, and we think she would have looked good in the past just like today after the change. 

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Last month, the singer revealed that the inspiration for her drastic weight loss came from Glennon Doyle Melton's book, called "UNTAMED".

"If you are ready to change this book will really help you. It really made me want to act. Anyone who has the ability to let go and want to live well will read this book," Adele wrote to her fans. 

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The singer later wrote of the book that, "I never knew I was solely responsible for my own happiness, my joy and my freedom. I always thought we were meant to suffer, to be unsettled, selfish and impatient."