Robert Pattinson's Girlfriend Tahliah Barnett AKA FKA Twigs Draws Adele Out Of Hiding; 'Water Me' Singer Displays Toned Body During Concert

Robert Pattinson's girlfriend Thaliah Barnett AKA FKA Twigs drew Adele out of hiding as the "Water Me" singer showcased her toned body during her recent concert.

Just how good Robert Pattinson's girlfriend Thaliah Barnett AKA FKA Twigs is can be gleaned from how she managed to draw out Adele, whom E! News described as "notoriously private," from her shell and into a public appearance in London.

"Wearing her blond hair up in a topknot and bundled up in a mid-length black wool coat, black pants, black lace-up boots and a black, white, gray, red and tan-colored scarf, the Oscar and Grammy-winning 'Rolling in the Deep' singer was seen leaving the show at Hackney Empire, a small venue located in the northeast part of the U.K. capital," E! reported.

The website noted that the last time Adele was photographed was back in June and was then sporting a new hairstyle as she was with her partner, Simon Konecki, at that time.

FKA Twigs released her first album "LP1" last August.

A series of photos from Just Jared revealed the toned body of Robert Pattinson's girlfriend Thaliah Barnett AKA FKA Twigs when she performed before a crown in London, England last Wednesday.

She then tweeted after the event: "Thank you so much for all of your love! Been working really hard this week and can't wait to share everything that I have made with you <3."

Robert Pattinson's girlfriend Thaliah Barnett AKA FKA Twigs has become the target of racist comments and online bashing purportedly from fans who still wants the "Twilight" actor to be with Kristen Stewart.

One of the Twitter users, said MailOnline, who goes by the handle @Angeelicacsp, tagged FKA Twigs and wrote: "I can't believe I have changed robert Goddess Kristen for this monkey."

FKA Twigs addressed all the hate comments when she tweeted: "I am genuinely shocked and disgusted at the amount of racism that has been infecting my account the past week. Racism is unacceptable in the real world and it's unacceptable online.