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Adele would support son if he had boyfriend
’25’ singer says she’d support him regardless
Adele has proved that not only can she create record breaking music but she’s also a loving mother.
In an interview with TIME, Adele talked about her 3-year old son Angelo and how important being a parent is to her.
“But I’m so proud of myself that I made him in my belly. Cooked him in my belly and then he came out of me! This human who’s suddenly walking around and doing his own thing,” Adele says.
She went on to say that she will support her son’s happiness no matter what his interests are or whom he wants to be with.
“I can’t wait to know who his best friends are going to be, who his girlfriend or his boyfriend is going to be or what movies he likes,” Adele says. “Whatever my kid wants to do or be I will always support him no matter what.”
Adele also showed her humorous side when she addressed rumors that she turned down a duet with Beyoncé saying they are false.
“Whoever started that rumor must have been having a laugh because anyone who knows me knows that my main priority in life outside of my child is Beyoncé,” Adele says.
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