Singer Adele has demonstrated her support for the England football team by wearing a jersey featuring footballer John Stones' number five. The 38-year-old artist was seen sporting the England shirt while on a getaway in Sardinia with fashion designer Tom Ford.
The sighting comes as Adele has shown a recent interest in sports, having previously attended a Formula One event. Her attire in Sardinia signaled her support for the Three Lions ahead of a significant semi-final match against Argentina for a place in the World Cup Final.
During her trip, Adele was also seen with an Hermes Birkin bag. Her outing with Ford is also notable as she is slated to make her acting debut in Ford's upcoming film, 'Cry to Heaven.' The movie, adapted from Anne Rice's 1982 novel, is set in 18th-century Venice and centers on the lives of 'castrati.' The film's cast also includes Nicholas Hoult, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Colin Firth, and Paul Bettany.
Adele's public appearances at sporting events have become more notable recently. Last week, she attended the British Grand Prix, an event she described as a shared passion with her son, Angelo. She has spoken about bonding with her 13-year-old son over their mutual enthusiasm for Formula 1, noting how it has provided a unique connection with him.
Previously, Adele was seen at the US Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, where she met with Mercedes drivers George Russell and Kimi Antonelli. She also made an appearance at McLaren Racing headquarters, where she interacted with CEO Zak Brown and drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. During this visit, she discussed her son's interest in karting as a pathway into motorsport.
In a rare interview, Adele reflected on her career, expressing surprise at her success as a singer and her initial aspiration to work in A&R. She also spoke about her struggles with fame, often reminding herself of the surreal nature of her profession.