Adele Laurie Blue Adkins was born in London’s Tottenham district on May 5, 1988, to an English mother, Penny Adkins, and a Welsh father, Marc Evans. Adele was raised by her mother after Evans abandoned her when she was two years old.
She began singing when she was four years old and professes to be fascinated by vocals. Adele, who was nine years old at the time, and her mother, who had already found work as a furniture maker and an adult-learning event organizer, relocated to Brighton, England’s south coast, in 1997.
Adele is the stage name of an English singer-songwriter. Adele received a record deal with XL Recordings after graduating from the BRIT School of Arts in 2006.
Adele siblings: Meet Cameron O’Sullivan
Cameron O’Sullivan is British singer-songwriter Adele’s half-brother and the son of Mark Evans and Siobhan O’Sullivan.
Cameron, like Adele, has a strained connection with his father because he adopted his mother’s surname and now lives with her in Llantwit Major, south Wales.
He is a sports medicine student at Cardiff Metropolitan University, where he also plays rugby.
Regarding Cameron, Adele has stated that both she and Cameron show a striking likeness to their father.
The two first met the day after Boxing Day in 2007, and Cameron eventually came to her show in January 2008.
In the CD liner notes for her debut album 19, she expressed gratitude to her brother, saying, “I can’t wait for our future.”
