Adele graces 'Vogue' front cover, talks about motherhood and Spice Girls
Syafique Shuib
February 13, 2016 23:47 MYT
February 13, 2016 23:47 MYT
Adele in an interview with fashion magazine 'Vogue' reveals that she had to focus on her family before working on her 2015 hit album '25'. - Photo: Instagram/Vogue magazine
SINGING sensation Adele graced the front cover of fashion magazine Vogue for its March edition.
The singer – whose latest effort 25 became 2015 biggest selling album in the United States – opened up about body image, motherhood, and her vocal cord surgery.
An excerpt from the interview which is available on the magazine’s website also revealed how she too was inspired by the Spice Girls.
“People always think I joke about this but the Spice Girls blew up when I was seven. And seeing them coming from a humble background - there was hope in it.
“It was really a massive part of my life when the whole Girl Power thing happened,” she told the magazine.
When asked about motherhood, she said she is a hands-on mother but uses FaceTime when she is not around to be with her son, Angelo James Konecki.
“My main thing is Mum, then it’s me, then it’s work. I think I had to take the right amount of time off to let people miss me,” she said.
Adele is currently on a world tour to promote her latest album.