And she's done it again.
Not even her fellow celebrities can escape the tears that inevitably come while watching Adele's new music video for "Hello," the first single off her incredibly anticipated next album, 25, which is out Nov. 20.
A-list celebs including Kate Hudson are getting emotional over this passionate song and we can't blame them. The rom-com queen was hit by the Adele affect this morning and was inspired to post a pic to Instagram showing her arms wrapped around her pillow and her eyes full of tears. "When @adele puts out a new single... She's done it again!" she wrote.
Kate is definitely not alone in this sobfest, either. Katy Perry also posted a picture to Twitter with a similar photo of her blue pillow stained with tears writing, "Listen's to 'hello' from @OfficialAdele once :,(".
The Grammy nominated singer was so caught up in her emotions that she couldn't even remember Adele's correct Twitter handle (or punctuation!), which fans jokingly called her out on. She later tweeted "Soz, it's @adele!!! (typo queen)" in response to the backlash.
Listen's to "hello" from @OfficialAdele once?? pic.twitter.com/Ni8PGofJOW
? KATY PERRY (@katyperry) October 23, 2015
And Adele continued to leave her mark on some of Hollywood's biggest names, all of whom were tweeting their praise for the song and support for 25.
Sam Smith, Kelly Clarkson, Zendaya, Chloë Grace Moretz, Russell Crowe and Colton Haynes are also among those who raved about her latest tear-jerker:
Oh my goodness @OfficialAdele I love #hello :) You never disappoint! I can't wait to hear the whole album! #worththewait #supportgreatmusic
? Kelly Clarkson (@kelly_clarkson) October 23, 2015
Ok @Adele slay on????????????
? Zendaya (@Zendaya) October 23, 2015
My god, I need @Adele's new album to be out already, so in love ????????
? Chloë Grace Moretz (@ChloeGMoretz) October 23, 2015
Huge song....love this girl... https://t.co/eSELjwgqN7 via youtube
? Russell Crowe (@russellcrowe) October 23, 2015
Didnt sleep last night. Listened to the new @Adele song about 2k times. https://t.co/2kVvZVN54r
? Colton Haynes (@ColtonLHaynes) October 23, 2015
The song about long-lost love is the London-based artist's first studio release since her 2011 album 21. With already over 3 million views on the music video, Adele once again has fans all over the world reaching for their tissue boxes.
We can't say we haven't shed a tear or two over this song, either. "It's like: give me all the wine and leave me be for a week. Track on repeat," wrote one loyal fan who pretty much nailed it in the reaction department.