Adele paid a visit to express her thanks to the heroic firefighters who helped battle the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower last week.

Adele showed up at the Chelsea Fire Station to say thank you to those who helped

Yesterday the singer, 29, visited the Chelsea Fire Station for 'a cup of tea and a cuddle' to both express her gratitude to those who risked their lives battling the fire, and to pay her respects to those affected.

Known for her down to earth character, Adele decided to surprise the firefighters, turning up at the Station unannounced with cakes. The London Fire Brigade shared pictures on Facebook alongside the caption 'She came in, came up to the mess and had a cup of tea with the watch and then she joined us for the minute’s silence.'

Adele's visit has been praised by many as an important sign of solidarity with both the victims and the emergency services.

After all the heartache and tragedy what a lovely way for Adele to thank these very brave firefighters 👏👏😘 pic.twitter.com/Qp7aNN80sG

— Jan Dolphin55adele (@jandolphin55) June 20, 2017

The Tottenham-born singer's visit was not her first show of respect for the victims, as she attended a vigil in Kensington on Wednesday evening.

Adele near the #Grenfell Tower in an Abaya. Respect to you. pic.twitter.com/7GAb1Dpels

— FourMe (@FourMee) June 14, 2017

The vigil was followed by a capital-wide minute's silence on Monday to remember those who lost their lives in Wednesday's fire, which now numbers at least 79.