Adele made a brief return to Instagram yesterday to celebrate Team England’s performance in the Euro 2020 Final—and shared a rare photo of herself, dressed for the game at home. The British singer appeared makeup-free, wearing a jersey for her home country. While Italy won the very close game, Adele applauded the men on England’s soccer team for uniting the country. “You did us so proud! You brought our game home and brought us all together 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ♥️” she wrote.
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Adele’s Instagram comes amid a Page Six report that she and her rumored boyfriend Skepta were seen shopping at Cabazon Outlets in California. The outlet was told by an eyewitness that shoppers were “shocked” to see Adele in the discount Prada shop, helping Skepta pick out clothes.
“She was sitting watching him while he was picking sweaters, pants, trying on jackets and coats and having the employees help him,” the source said. “She was giving him feedback and saying what she thought he looked great in. It was cute that just waiting and being a normal girlfriend while he looked. He must have shopped for 45 minutes.”
The source added that at one point, Adele played with a customer’s puppy.
Adele last shared photos of herself in May for her 33rd birthday. “Thirty Free,” she captioned the portraits of herself.
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In June, E! was told that Adele is close to releasing new music. “Adele has been very busy focusing on herself this last year and has spent months in the studio recording her new album,” a source close to the singer told the outlet. “The album is going to be released very soon, and she is excited for the world to hear it.”
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