Adele wants to have a baby girl after her Vegas residency

Adele talks openly about expanding her family, but, of course, she does it with her trademark sense of humor. People reports that she shared major baby news last Friday during her Weekends With Adele residency in Las Vegas, saying she hoped to have her second child as soon as some work obligations were completed. Additionally, she revealed that she was hoping to have a daughter the second time around as she already has an 11-year-old son, Angelo, whom she shares with her ex-husband, Simon Konecki. Adele is currently dating sports agent Rich Paul, although they have not yet confirmed their marriage. Adele has referred to Paul as her husband, although the couple has not released an official statement on the matter.

“Once I’m done with all my obligations and all my shows, I want to have a baby. And I want to have a girl because I already have a boy,” she said, according to footage from ‘a fan. video. “I feel like she might be the person I love most in the world and probably hate the most in the world too. She’s going to put me in my place all the time, isn’t it- isn’t it?”

Adele went on to say that she may be preparing to raise a little diva. “With me as a mother and Rich as a father, my daughter is going to be a bossy little queen, right?” she added.

Last August, during another performance, the Grammy winner revealed that she “really” wanted to become a mom again soon.

“I actually wrote lists,” she said. “So every time I see a name I like, I write it down on my phone.”

Paul has three children from a previous relationship: Reonna, Richie and Zane. Speaking with E! News, he also discussed the idea of ​​expanding his family. He mentioned that he is now in a different professional situation and therefore would approach parenting in a new way.

“As a young father, growing a business, it was quite difficult,” he said. “But now I’m an older dad and my kids are a lot older, and obviously if I were to have more kids…I’m looking forward to being a different dad, a more patient dad.”