Adele and Her Boyfriend, Rich Paul, Turn the Grammys Into a Glamorous Date Night

Published on 2/6/2023 at 10:00 PM

Adele and Rich Paul enjoyed an evening out at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night. While they skipped the red carpet, the couple sat together inside, where they linked up with a handful of stars, from Lizzo to Dwayne Johnson (after some help from host Trevor Noah, that is). The 34-year-old singer was radiant in a burgundy gown, while the 41-year-old sports agent looked dapper in a black tux.

Adele has been busy with her Las Vegas residency, but on Feb. 5, she took a break to celebrate her musical accomplishments. Adele scored seven nominations, including record of the year for "Easy on Me," album of the year for "30," and best musical film for "Adele One Night Only." Adele ended up winning best pop solo performance for "Easy on Me."

Adele and Paul first began dating in the summer of 2021 following the singer's split from husband Simon Konecki, and it looks like things are quite serious. Back in May 2022, the pair purchased a megamansion in Beverly Hills that's reportedly worth a whopping $58 million.

In a September 2022 interview with Elle, Adele got candid about her love life, saying, "I've never been in love like this. I'm obsessed with him." She also addressed engagement speculation, shutting down the rumors. "I'm just in loooove! I'm happy as I'll ever be," she told the publication. She later added: "I'm not engaged. I just love high-end jewelry, boy!"

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