Adele

First came a brutal pandemic year. Then a career low point. In an intimate new interview, Adele talks about the artistic and personal rebirth that has her ...

I remember getting on the Tube and going to every meeting I had, and I remember going to after-parties of my friends’ little gigs. “I wrote that on my own, in my little tiny flat, when I was 21,” Adele says. “I think I’m right to do it right now,” she says. “He was like, ‘You would let that stop you from going to the place that you most want to go on vacation?’ ” she remembers, laughing with affection. “I just went down to Michaels,” Adele explains, and then pauses to cross her eyes in pleasure at the mere thought of the arts and crafts chain. “I haven’t got any bullet points, obviously, when I talk,” she says. She ventured out for a performance of 30’s standout power ballad “I Drink Wine” at the BRIT Awards in London. She wore a custom Valentino chiffon dress embroidered with lime sequins and sat on top of a piano, and to her surprise, no one booed. She draws a three-sided square, then two smaller ones nested inside, and explains: “It’s tiered stone, and I’d been playing over in my head how vast the stage is in Vegas. I was like, How do I make a stadium-size stage feel small in that room? “He’ll go up to [his room] after school and read all the lyrics and then he’ll want to discuss them.” At the start of July, she would make her triumphant return to the stage, with two headlining nights at BST Hyde Park, an annual summer festival in London. The rest of the headliners were all men, and in response, Adele assembled an all-women bill for her shows, including Kacey Musgraves and a childhood favorite, the R&B singer Gabrielle. “London crowds are the best,” Adele says, grinning in anticipation. The next day, she would fly to New York with her boyfriend of a year, the sports agent Rich Paul, where they had plans to attend the wedding of Cleveland Cavaliers forward-center Kevin Love. Then she’d return home to London to take her nine-year-old son, Angelo, to see Billie Eilish at The O2. Angelo, whose father is her ex-husband, Simon Konecki, is “obsessed” with Eilish, Adele says. This is what I want,” she continues, motioning to an imagined small audience in front of her kitchen table, the proximity of a fan’s beating heart. “The first couple of months was really, really hard,” Adele says.

The Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter can recall the moment she hit professional rock bottom like it happened yesterday.

But the pitfall Adele found herself in had a silver lining: "It actually made my confidence in myself grow, because it was a very brave thing to do," she said. The first few months following the cancellation were "really, really hard," she told the magazine. "By far.

For Adele, delaying her Las Vegas residency was an emotional roller coaster. But the singer knows she made the right decision.

“Thank you for your patience, I love you.” However, after reassessing her “artistic needs,” Adele said “Weekends With Adele” will feel more personal. “The show grows,” she added.

In a new cover article with Elle magazine, the British singer played it close to the vest when it comes to her status with her American sports agent boyfriend.

I'm not gonna give too much about it, but the show grows," she said. It was very disconnected from me and my band, and it lacked intimacy," Adele said. "I've never been in love like this," Adele told the publication.

Adele faced backlash for her the last-minute decision to postpone her Las Vegas residency, which she called "devastating" in a new Elle interview.

“I’m not married," Adele told Elle. “I’m just in loooove! “The first couple of months was really, really hard,” Adele said. “It was the worst moment in my career, by far,” Adele said. In July, she announced the rescheduled dates of the residency, which will now commence on Nov. 18 with shows through March 25. It was devastating.” It was very disconnected from me and my band, and it lacked intimacy.

London: English singer-songwriter Adele, who is known for tracks like 'Hello', 'Rolling In The Deep' and 'Skyfall', recently opened up on her romance with ...

When pressed further on the engagement rumours, Adele replied with: “I’m not married. She laughed and added: “I’m not married.” When asked by Elle UK about the engagement rumours, the star couldn’t help but tease and say: “Well! Well. Well, I’m not married.”

Adele denied that she and Rich Paul are engaged but shared that she wants to marry and have kids with him after a ring sparked rumors that he had proposed.

I’m a homemaker and I’m a matriarch, and a stable life helps me with my music.” “I’m not engaged. I’m not married!” she offered in a cheeky response after being asked about a proposal before proceeding to sing, “I’m just in loooove!

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Adele revealed she wants more children—after she ensures the success of her Las Vegas residency, Weekends With Adele, later this year.

“The first couple of months was really, really hard,” Adele said of the cancellation. It was very disconnected from me and my band, and it lacked intimacy. "There was just no soul in it," Adele told Elle. "The stage setup wasn’t right. Adele posted a teary-eyed video on Jan. 20, the day before the shows were set to premiere, announcing she would be canceling and rescheduling the shows. But right now, all I got in my brain is Vegas. I want to f---ing nail it." Adele is speaking candidly about her personal and family life in a new cover story for the September issue of Elle magazine.

Adele Finally Revealed Exactly What Led Her To Abruptly Postpone Her Vegas Residency 24 Hours Before Opening Night And Called It The “Worst Moment” Of Her ...

“I was a shell of a person for a couple of months,” she said. “I was embarrassed. “It was the worst moment in my career, by far,” she said. It was very disconnected from me and my band, and it lacked intimacy.” “I was truly heartbroken to have to cancel them. “I’m so sorry but my show ain’t ready,” she said.

I'm obsessed with him." The singer also revealed whether or not she'd ever consider getting married again following her 2019 divorce from Simon Konecki, with ...

"Well, I'm not married," she emphasized. "I definitely want more kids," she said. "Yes, absolutely."

The highly anticipated shows were scheduled to take place at the Colosseum in Caesars Palace this year from Jan. 21 through April. But in a tearful video posted ...

“The first couple of months was really, really hard,” Adele told Elle about the cancellation. “I’m very proud of myself for standing by my artistic needs.” “I’m just in loooove! “There was just no soul in it,” Adele told Elle. “The stage setup wasn’t right. It was very disconnected from me and my band, and it lacked intimacy. “I was embarrassed.

It's safe to say Adele and her boyfriend, NBA power agent Rich Paul, are going strong more than one year into their relationship.

I’m not married!” Adele exclaimed before singing, “I’m just in loooove! Adele also shared her desire to have more kids in the future. The two have been friends prior to their relationship, and it looks like it has had a positive impact on the singer’s personal and professional life.