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Adele
is
adding
even
more
fuel
to
the
fire
for
fans
speculating
that
she
and
Rich
Paul
secretly
tied
the
knot.
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Kevin
Mazur
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The
singer
seemingly
confirmed
her
status
as
a
married
women
at
a
comedy
show
in
Los
Angeles,
where
fellow
audience
members
observed
Adele’s
big
reveal.
Page
Six
reports
that
it
happened
on
Saturday
night,
when
the
Grammy
winner
attended
her
longtime
friend
Alan
Carr’s
show.
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Two
members
of
the
audience
reported
Adele’s
alleged
admission
to
Deuxmoi,
a
celebrity
gossip
Instagram
account
that
compiles
fan
spottings.
“I
was
at
Alan
Carr’s
comedy
show
in
LA
tonight
and
Adele
was
in
the
audience,”
one
fan
wrote.
“Alan
asked
the
crowd
if
anyone
got
married
recently
and
Adele
shouted
‘I
did.’”
Another
attendee
echoed
that
same
story,
telling
the
page,
“When
he
asked
if
anyone
got
married
recently
she
yelled
‘I
did.’
Super
cute
all
around
and
was
super
sweet
but
dipped
right
before
it
ended.”
“Adele
was
sitting
right
behind
me
with
a
friend
having
the
best
time.
Her
security
only
came
in
to
bring
her
snacks,”
they
continued.
“She
didn’t
care
if
people
knew
she
was
there.
She
was
heckling
him
—
they’re
best
friends.”
While
fans
haven’t
gotten
to
see
any
of
these
supposed
wedding
festivities
firsthand,
it
doesn’t
exactly
come
as
a
surprise
that
the
couple
may
have
got
secretly
hitched.
Adele
has
referred
to
Paul
as
her
“husband”
on
multiple
occasions,
most
recently
at
her
Las
Vegas
residency
show
in
September
reports
Page
Six.
When
one
female
audience
member
asked
for
the
singer’s
hand
in
marriage,
Adele
shut
them
down
by
insisting
she’s
already
married.
“You
can’t
marry
me.
I’m
straight,
my
love,
and my
husband’s
here
tonight,”
she
told
the
fan.
When
Rich
was
asked
about
the
rumors
that
they’re
married
in
October,
he
didn’t
rush
to
confirm
or
deny
anything.
Beyond
saying
he
likes
to
keep
his
personal
life
private,
the
sports
agent
told Gayle
King during
an
appearance
on CBS
Mornings
that
“you
can
say
whatever
you
want,”
when
asked
if
she
should
refer
to
Adele
as
“Mrs.
Paul.”
