“I could never have afforded the kind of house I have in LA in London,” singer Adele told British Vogue.
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The British singer Adele recently revealed in an interview with the British fashion magazine “Vogue” that one of the main reasons for her move from London to Los Angeles was the high property prices in the English capital. In London, Adele spent most of the time “in the car or inside a building”.
But you wanted to move to a place where there is “fresh air and where I can see the sky,” she said. With the move, the singer wanted to improve the living conditions for herself, her ex-husband Simon Konecki and her nine-year-old son Angelo. This is what Adele said in an interview with Giles Hattersley for the November 2021 issue of British and US “Vogue”.
“I could never afford the kind of house I have in Los Angeles in London. Never,” stressed Adele. Hattersley doubted what she said, but she stuck to it. “No, I looked at the houses over there. It’s hundreds of millions of pounds at stake. I don’t have that much money at all. It’s maddening,” she said.
Adele owns three adjoining villas in Los Angeles. They were built in a British country house style and cost around $ 30 million in total, according to the New York Post tabloid. In 2016, she bought her first Los Angeles home for $ 9.5 million. Since then she has bought two more houses. These cost an estimated ten million dollars each.
Simon Konecki lives in one of the houses so that the family can stay together for their son Angelo after the divorce in 2019, Adele revealed during the interview. Adele does not own a huge three-house property in London, but she also owns properties there in the city that are “very European”, Adele told British Vogue.
This text was translated from English by Lisa Ramos-Doce. You can find the original here.
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