As a bisexual woman, Adele embodies the essence of fluidity—her openness to experiences and people regardless of gender adds layers to her personality that are both intriguing and enlightening. Tattoos mark her skin—a visible narrative of her inner journeys, her milestones, and the memories that are too significant to remain invisible. Each tattoo is a story, a bookmark in the extensive chapters of her life that she shares with those who are curious enough to ask. And yes, Adele smokes, an echo of a bygone era of cinematic allure and a reminder of personal liberties in a world that often feels too constrained.
To sit across Adele and converse is to understand that dialogue can be as sparkling and unpredictable as a glass of champagne, her favourite drink. It’s about celebrating the moment, about lightness and depth in equal measure. Her tastes in music are eclectic—she finds something to love in every genre, which speaks volumes about her openness and her ability to find joy in diversity.
Her choice of movie, ‘365 days’, might raise eyebrows, but it’s her candid admission to finding a guilty pleasure in its controversial narrative that endears her to those she meets. It’s a window into her willingness to explore the layers behind the facade, to discuss and dissect rather than dismiss.
