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Rolling In The... garbage! Nick Grimshaw reveals he found Adele 'sat by the bins in Wembley' before her X Factor performance

Published: 10:59 EST, 14 December 2015 | Updated: 11:54 EST, 14 December 2015

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She's one of the world's most in demand superstars at the moment.

But on Sunday evening, Adele managed to go under the radar and end up a little bit lost at Wembley ahead of her performance on The X Factor final.

Revealing that the Grammy winner, 27, was casually chilling by the bins at the arena, Nick Grimshaw told how finalist Ché Chesterman failed to recognise the Hello singer as she paid him a compliment.

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Rolling In The... garbage! Nick Grimshaw has revealed he found Adele 'sat by the bins in Wembley' before her stunning performance on Sunday at The X Factor final

Hello? The 31-year-old shared details of the bizarre run in as he hosted his Radio 1 Breakfast Show on Monday

Sharing details of the random occurrence on his Radio 1 Breakfast Show, Nick said: 'First of all when I arrived in Wembley, Adele was sat in the bins!

'Not in a bin but that bin bit underground Wembley where you come in. She was just sat there on her own.'

Giggling as he relived the moment, he continued: 'I was like "Are you ok? Are you alright sat by the bins in Wembley?"'

Grimshaw then revealed that his former contestant Ché wasn't aware it was in fact Adele and as a result failed to realise he had a superstar fan.

Nick added: 'And she sat there and went up to Ché and was like "I love you, I cried at your VT, I think you've got an amazing voice".

'He had no idea it was Adele and he just went, "Yeah nice one sweetheart".'

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'Adele was sat in the bins': Grimshaw told how on arrival to the arena he spotted the singer sitting alone

'Yeah nice one sweetheart': Nick revealed Ché Chesterman failed to recognise Adele she complimented him

Meanwhile following her performance, Adele cackled and told the audience: 'That was amazing!

'I've honestly been waiting half my life to be here. I'm so excited to be here. I wanted to burst out laughing the whole time.'

She added: 'You feel so close. I couldn't do that again, I couldn't look [the judges] in the eyes.'

Adele also revealed that although she was rooting for Louisa, who went on to win the show, she told how she was a big fan of Lauren Murray.

She said: 'Lauren was my favourite, when she said she couldn't afford to buy new knickers. I thought she was great.'

Finally offering some words of wisdom to the contestants, she continued: 'Obviously the judges are very important, but always trust your own instinct.'