As we anxiously await the arrival of Adele's next record, the singer is continuing to share personal anecdotes and life updates with us in various interviews. It's been more than five years since her last album's release, so there's quite a bit of ground to cover ahead of 30.
Lately, Adele is talking a lot about big changes, some of which — like her divorce from Simon Konecki — inspired the Grammy winner's new music.
She's also been speaking about her experiences with emotional and physical transformations over the past half-decade, how both are related, and how those journeys have benefited her health and healing.
After addressing the public conversations surrounding her weight loss in October and again earlier this month, Adele explained that building physical strength through regular workouts not only improved her mental wellbeing, it actually relieved some of her chronic pain too.
"I'm definitely really happy now," she said during a recent interview with The Face magazine. "But it's not because of my weight, it's because of the dedication I gave to my brain with therapy and stuff like that, and a lot of crying. Maybe that's a saying I made up: I used to cry but now I sweat. It really did save me."
