WATCH: Adele helps fan propose to girlfriend at ‘One Night Only’ concert

LOS ANGELES — Adele may have been center stage at her “One Night Only” concert, but one fan stole the spotlight with a surprise marriage proposal.

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According to CNN and Rolling Stone, the multiple Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter helped a man, identified only as Quentin, pop the question to his girlfriend, Ashley, last month at Adele’s highly anticipated concert at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles.

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During the concert, which aired as a primetime special Sunday night, Adele, 33, told the audience to stay silent before Quentin led his blindfolded girlfriend, who also was wearing noise-canceling headphones, to the floor in front of the stage.

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“If you make a noise, I’m gonna kill you,” the “Easy on Me” singer joked to fans.

When the couple reached the front of the crowd, Quentin removed Ashley’s headphones and told her to take off her blindfold. The stunned woman looked into the audience, which was filled with celebrities such as Melissa McCarthy and Lizzo, as Quentin dropped to one knee.

After Ashley accepted Quentin’s marriage proposal, Adele emerged and congratulated the pair, telling them to sit in the front row. McCarthy then handed Ashley a glass of champagne as Adele sang “Make You Feel My Love.”

>> Watch the moment here

Sunday’s broadcast also featured an interview with Adele, who opened up to Oprah Winfrey about her divorce from ex-husband Simon Konecki, her new relationship with Rich Paul and her upcoming album “30,” which drops Friday.

>> See a clip from the interview here

WATCH: Adele helps fan propose to girlfriend at ‘One Night Only’ concert

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