Adele reveals she's getting married after shocking on-stage confession

Adele just confirmed she's engaged in the most Adele way possible.

The 'Someone Like You' songstress has been dating sports agent Rich Paul for three years after meeting at a mutual friend's birthday party.

Adele largely keeps her private life, well, private, but has previously gushed about her beau.

"I’ve never been in love like this," she said told Elle. "I’m obsessed with him."

Elsewhere in a 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey, Adele said of Paul: "He's just hilarious. Oh, he's so funny, he's hilarious, yeah. And very smart. You know, he's very, very smart. It's quite incredible watching him do what he does."

The 'Easy On Me' hitmaker previously set the rumor mill spinning after referring to Paul as her 'husband', but it was never confirmed that the pair had actually tied the knot.

She also seemed to debut an engagement ring at the 2022 BRIT Awards.

Now, following remarks Adele made to a fan in recent days, it seems as if the happy couple finally have plans to wed as the singer appeared to finally confirm their engagement.

The mom-of-one is currently taking a break from her Las Vegas residency and performing a handful of shows in Munich, Germany, at the 80,000-seat purpose-built outdoor arena, Messe München.

During one of her shows earlier this week, Adele was asked by a fan if they could marry her.

She replied, while appearing to show off an engagement ring to the crowd: "I can't marry you because I'm already getting married."

Her fans then erupted into applause in light of the 36-year-old's happy news.

And this isn't the only viral moment that's happened at Adele's Germany concerts.

Last week the singer paused her show to watch Team USA’s Sha’Carri Richardson compete at the Olympics.

The arena's big screens were playing the moment live for the thousands of concert-goers to see while Adele said 'go on, girl' in her famous London accent.

It wasn't long after that people online starting praising Adele online for the supportive moment.

One person wrote: “She’s a real one for this. We love women supporting women.”

Another penned: “That’s a typical Adele thing to do.”

Someone else wrote: “If I didn’t respect Adele before, I respect her raised to power 10 million. She’s so real for that.”

Could we possibly love Adele any more than we already do?