Adele Drops Release Date for Fourth Album as She Reveals Crush on Prince Harry

Meghan Markle is boiling mad at Adele after the singer claimed to be a real duchess for having a crush on Prince Harry.

Meanwhile, Adele has finally confirmed the release date for her fourth album, which fans have been eagerly anticipating.

The British singer released her new single, “Easy on Me,” today ahead of her album, titled 30, which will hit shelves and streaming platforms on November 19.

Adele made history earlier this week by appearing on the cover of both the British and American editions of Vogue magazine in the first collaboration of its kind.

In an interview with Vogue, Adele revealed that her new album was recorded to help her son Angelo James understand why she and his father, Simon Konecki, divorced.

The couple began dating in mid-2011, and their son was born the following year.

They married in 2018, but separated the following year.

Despite being known for her privacy, Adele admitted in an unearthed interview from 2011 with Glamour that she had a cheeky crush on Prince Harry.

She said, “I'm after Prince Harry.

I know I said I wouldn't go out with the ginger, but it's Prince Harry.

I'd be a real duchess then.

I'd love a night out with him, he seems like a right laugh.”

However, Adele also explained that she doesn't like dating celebrities due to the media attention that comes with it.

Her new boyfriend, Rich Paul, is a high-profile sports agent with clients including LeBron James and Trae Young.

They made their first public appearance together at an NBA game in July.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's reunion with the Queen and other royals wasn't exactly smooth sailing, according to royal expert Christopher Anderson.

He tells Us Weekly that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's attempts to mend fences didn't go well, and palace officials sidelined them during official events.

“They went there hoping to mend fences and ran into a brick wall,” Anderson said.

He was personally surprised that Meghan and Harry were excluded from the royal's balcony appearance during Trooping the Colour.

“I thought that there would be an opportunity for Harry to show up there to show the solidarity and the future of the monarchy,” he said.

“I'm sure they expected to have a warmer welcome than what they received.”

Kate Middleton and Prince William also didn't attend the party that Meghan and Harry threw for their daughter Lilibet's first birthday at Windsor Castle.