The "Chasing Pavements" singer continually flooded the headlines as her latest album "25" is flocked the moment it hit record stores. Adele's latest album sold millions just a few days after it was released in the United States alone.

Just this week good news greeted Adele as she was able to receive two BBC Music Awards 2015. The British singer was able to take home the best British artist and best live performance. She may have won these awards, she was not however able to attend the said event.

In a video message, Adele shared how grateful she is to receive the award.

 ''Sorry I'm not there, I'm absolutely gutted but thanks so much for my award. Thank you so, so much. I hope you're all having a wonderful night.''

In regards to her latest album, Adele shared some details in regards to her "25" album sating that she made sure it would be the same as "21." During her inteview with i-D, the singer song writer shared some facts on the process when she started writing for an album. 

"I do it every album. I buy a new pad, sniff it - 'cause smell is important - and then I get a big, fat sharpie and write my age on the front page. 25 has five exclamation marks after it 'cause I was like, 'How the f--k did that happen?!' 21 to 25."

Adele also shared that having a child changed her life, and her music as well. The singer shared that she no longer want to deal with drama in her life. She did admit that she used to love the "drama in worrying" but now that she has a child, everything changed. She even shared a piece of advice wherein she stated that life is easier when one would let go of grudges.

"Becoming a parent and moving past my mid-twenties, I simply don't have the capacity to worry about as many things that I used to really enjoy worrying about." She loved worrying? "Oh yeah, I used to f--king love the drama of all of it," she hoots, "but now I'm a mum I only have so much head space. I've got to clear a lot of stuff the f--k out, which is really therapeutic, 'cause I can really hold a grudge. Life is so much easier when you don't hoard your past."