Adele Recalls Suffering An Anxiety Attack During Her Divorce, Voicemail She Left A Friend During The Incident Will Be On New Album

Adele Recalls Suffering An Anxiety Attack During Her Divorce, Voicemail She Left A Friend During The Incident Will Be On New Album
As Adele returns to the spotlight, she’s opening up about her personal life during her hiatus.
She’s set to release her highly-anticipated album 30, where she gets candid about her divorce from Simon Konecki. They announced their separation in April 2019 after nine years together. The amicable divorce was finalized this past March.
Ahead of 30’s Nov. 19 release, Adele shared even more about what she experienced during the split, and what fans can expect from the album.
She revealed that one of the songs about their now nine-year-old son Angelo includes a voicemail she left a friend during a panic attack.
“It’s in the song about my son, it’s at the end, in the outro. I was really frightened.”
She continued,
“I was having an anxiety attack and I called my best friend to try to talk to her to calm me down but she didn’t bloody answer. It shines some light on… I’m talking about my son in the rest of the song, and once I put him to bed I can stop putting on that brave face.”
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