Adele drank excessively in her 20s and is now drinking again in moderation.

Singer Adele has recently revealed that she is ending her self-imposed alcohol ban. After confessing she was ‘borderline alcoholic’ during her twenties, the 35 year old Chasing Pavements singer has been four months sober. She admitted to being worried her tolerance for wine might have diminished badly.

Adele, who is a mother to 11-year-old son Angelo, shared with her Las Vegas audience that she was looking forward to having a drink again now that she was on a break from her residency. She said: ‘I'm just going to chill. I'm annoyed as well that I'm sick because this is red wine weather. I stopped drinking, but obviously now I'm ready to start again because it is my break.’

It was at the Grammys in February when the Easy On Me chart-topper revealed that she had been forced to cut out her favourite tipple of choice due to it compromising her voice. She joked that she was ’35 going on 85’, saying: ‘A glass of red wine tips me over the edge. I have the worst hangover, my whole mouth and tongue turns red. I look like a disaster and it just gets rid of my voice.’

Despite feeling ill, Adele was disappointed that she couldn't toast wrapping up the second leg of her Las Vegas residency with an expensive bottle of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. She also previously told audiences she was ‘borderline alcoholic’ when younger and last month told her fans about her boozing: ‘I was literally borderline alcoholic for quite a lot of my twenties, but I miss it so much. I cut out caffeine.’

Adele has been no stranger to a raucous night out, as just last year she pole danced for a shocked crowd after gatecrashing gay nightclub Heaven’s Porn Idol evening. She also partied until 4am with James Corden in celebration of the Late Late show ending earlier this year.

Adele will be back to continue her residency on January 19, 2024, with dates currently running through until June 15. Even her own agent isn’t sure what else she’ll do, as long-standing agent and industry titan, Lucy Dickins, said: ‘I don’t know – she won’t do what everyone else does.’

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