Adele has revealed she has a penchant for pinching hotel toiletries to stock in her bathroom cabinet for when guests come to stay at her house.
The singer, 35, isn't short of a bob or two given she lives in a six-bedroom £48 million mansion in Beverly Hills with her sports agent husband Rich Paul but says her actions are a case of sharing is caring.
The British artist has even designed her own logo to personalise the productions before distributing them to houseguests.
Addressing the audience during one of her last sold out Las Vegas residency shows at Caesars Palace before Christmas, as reported by MailOnline, she explained: "So it's like individually wrapped toothbrushes, shave foam, you have never heard of brands and all biodegradable packaging, by the way - these are things that you like when you go to a hotel.
"Basically, I've got some guests coming to stay with me soon and I want to go all out, obviously I'm only on Amazon, so I'm limited to the level of how great it is.
"And then I worry that everyone's going to take everything with them where it's more like in a hotel, I'm going to ask you in a hotel it's like, oh bloody, I've got earbuds Q-tips, a nail file and you look into what they have and it's very useful. I don't ever take them with me. And if I'm in a very posh hotel, then I take everything," she continued.
Seeming to have a moment of self-doubt, she then posed a question to the crowd, asking: "I want to know what guest etiquette is right. I would never take something from somebody's house, even if it was there for their usage.
"If you went to stay at one of your friend's houses, not a hotel, not a stranger, and bear in mind, you're staying there for free, you shouldn't be expecting no gifts.
"I'm missing a very important thing out. I'm doing my own personal logo on it, not the Adele logo. I came up with one for my house. So it has that.
"Would you take them with you? Even if they were Amazon stock? Am I being a tight host?"
Their response may not have been what she wanted to hear.
"They said that's ridiculous," she laughed. "Okay. Okay. Good to know. Wow, I never considered myself tight."
Adding: "I need to talk to my therapist about that."
