Adele wants to have another child after completing “All My Duties and All My Performances”

Adele hopes to have another child as soon as her schedule ends, she told concert attendees this weekend in Las Vegas.

“Once I’m done with all my obligations and all my performances, I want to have a child,” the Grammy winner told the audience Friday night during her residency at Caesar’s Palace hers, according to the host. Daily mail.

The female singer had a lot to say about her future plans at the show, which marked her return to the stage after having to take a 5-week vocal break to avoid permanent injury to her vocal cords, forcing her to move. some performances are planned again. Adele shares her 11-year-old son Angelo with ex-husband Simon Koneckibut it seems like she’s hoping to grow a family with her new husband, Paul is richwhom she secretly married late last year.

“I wanted a daughter because I already had a son,” the singer elaborated. “I feel like she could be the person I love the most in the world but she could also be the person I hate the most in the world – that’s what I feel will happen.”

She enjoys imagining future clashes with the hypothetical “bossy little queen.”

“She always puts me in my place, doesn’t she?” she mused.

During her long residency, Adele often delivered a lot of unscripted banter and has previously said she wanted her elaborate “Weekends with Adele” stage show to resemble thus: A serendipitous weekend outing takes place between an adoring, sold-out audience and an internationally famous singer. Also included: Fireworks and a full orchestra, the usual relaxing accompaniments.

She told the crowd that not singing for five weeks was “easy,” but rest the rest of the vocals are more difficult.

“’Can you imagine me seeing everyone unable to talk for five weeks? she speaks. “You end up hating everyone and sitting alone in your room most of the time.”

She urged fans to help her stay healthy, advising them to keep their germs to themselves.

“If any of you have germs or are sick, don’t touch me when I walk by,” she said of the part of the show where she interacted with the audience, who often gave her gifts and hugs. kiss. “I kept getting sick, which was terrible, and that was the problem – too much indulgence in cuddling with other people. . . tears and snot.”

A representative for Adele did not immediately respond Vanity fairrequest for comment by.