Adele Finalises $171 Million Divorce Settlement With Simon Konecki Nearly Two Years After Split
Singer-songwriter Adele and her estranged husband Simon Konecki who decided to part ways nearly two years ago have reached an agreement on their divorce settlement
Singer-songwriter
Adele
and
her
estranged
husband
Simon
Konecki
who
decided
to
part
ways
nearly
two
years
ago
have
reached
an
agreement
on
their
divorce
settlement.
A
report
by
E!
News
revealed
that
the
duo
filed
for
settlement
with
the
court
on
January
15.
The
judge
is
yet
to
sign
the
document
and
officially
dissolve
their
marriage
yet.
Reports
have
revealed
that
the
settlement
is
worth
$171
million.
According
to
publication,
the
duo
who
share
eight-year-old
son
Angelo,
have
to
finalise
their
divorce
within
six
months
after
the
judge
in
the
case
signs
off
on
the
judgment
package.
Adele
announced
her
split
with
Simon
in
April
2019
after
a
seven
years
old
long
relationship.
"Adele
and
her
partner
have
separated.
They
are
committed
to
raising
their
son
together
lovingly.
As
always
they
ask
for
privacy.
There
will
be
no
further
comment," the
singer's
representative
had
confirmed
the
news
with
US
Magazine.
Reports
revealed
the
two
were
co-parenting
their
eight-year-old
son
while
living
across
the
street
from
each
other,
amid
the
pandemic
in
2020.
The
Grammy
and
Oscar-winning
singer
began
dating
Simon
in
2011
and
made
the
relationship
public
in
January
2012.
Six
months
later
Adele
had
announced
she
will
be
embracing
parenthood
and
welcomes
Angelo
in
October
2012.
The
couple
later
in
2016,
tied
the
knot
in
a
low-key
ceremony
among
family
and
friends.
Notably,
in
June
2020,
it
was
reported
that
Adele
could
be
dating
British
rapper
Skepta
but,
the
singer
quickly
shut
down
the
rumours.
After
her
performance
on
Saturday
Night
Live,
she
wrote
on
Instagram,
"Had
the
best
time
on
SNL!
Thank
you
to
the
most
wonderful
cast,
crew,
writers,
and
producers."
Adele
concluded
the
message
saying,
"I'm
going
back
to
my
cave
now
to
be
the
(single)
cat
lady
that
I
am!
Peace
out
till
next
year."