I Was Really Not Happy, I Was Not Living – Adele Speaks On Her Failed Marriage New I Was Really Not Happy, I Was Not Living – Adele Speaks On Her Failed Marriage 32

Singer Adele is finally speaking on her failed marriage to her ex-husband Simon Konecki in an exclusive interview with media mogul Oprah Winfrey for the CBS special Adele One Night Only. The singer opened up about how she felt like a failure after her marriage ended because she believed that she would always stay married forever when she decides to sign the dotted lines.

She revealed that she has always wanted a nuclear family because she never came from one and she was so disappointed in herself that she hoped to stop the bloody pattern. The hitmaker explained that her ex-husband was the only stable thing in her life for the longest time.
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“I’ve been obsessed with a nuclear family my whole life because I never came from one,” “I from a very young age promised myself that when I had kids, that we’d stay together. We would be that united family. “I was so disappointed for my son, I was so disappointed for myself, I just thought I was going to be the one that stopped doing those bloody patterns all the time,” she added.

“We were all answering these questions in this very bougie magazine, and it was something like, ‘What’s something that no one would ever know about you?’” she said. “And I just said it in front of three of my friends, I was like, ‘I’m really not happy. I’m not living, I’m just plodding along,’” she said.

Adele also revealed how her ex-husband feels about her new album especially because it tells the story about her marriage and divorce. “The stability that he and [her son] Angelo have given me, no one else would have ever been able to give me, especially at that time in my life,” she said of her ex-husband’s purpose in her past. “I could’ve easily gone down some dodgy paths, been sort of self-destructive from being so overwhelmed by all of it. And he came in and he was stable, the most stable person I’ve ever had in my life up until that point.”

“He knows what kind of artist I am, that I have to dig deep and tell my stories.” The new album arose from a long period of introspection and commitment to sitting with uncomfortable feelings. “Whenever I noticed how I was feeling I would sit down and I would sit with it,” she said.

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