Adele has stepped out with her husband Rich Paul for the first time since confirming they are married.
The British-born singer, 35, and American sports agent, 41, were seen chatting away courtside at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Wednesday (Thursday AEDT) as they watched the LA Lakers get defeated by the Dallas Mavericks.
During the basketball game, the Someone Like You songstress sported multiple rings on her left hand ring finger – including one that looked like a wedding band.
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They were both casually dressed for the mid-week outing.
Paul wore grey trousers with a black zip-up jacket and cap and Adele donned a chunky cream knit paired with khaki parachute pants and white sneakers.
Adele was able to disguise her wedding ring a little by wearing a number of other gold rings across both her hands. She also sported a layered necklace look.
Previously, the singer has sported one heck of a sparkler on her ring finger in pictures on social media and at awards shows.
The massive rock first sparked engagement speculation months ago.
Then, during her Las Vegas residency at Caesar’s Palace, Adele started referring to Paul as her husband, before seemingly confirming the nuptials last week.
The singer was in the audience at best friend Alan Carr’s comedy show and when he asked if anyone had gotten married recently, it’s reported Adele shouted out “I did” from within the crowd.
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A look back at Adele’s career evolution
It’s understood the ceremony was very intimate with only 75 people in attendance, though this has not been confirmed.
The Rolling in the Deep singer has kept her relationships close to her chest over the years, not discussing them other than through her songs.
Her last album, 30, detailed her divorce from her ex-husband and former manager, Simon Konecki, and spoke about navigating new life as a single mum.
The pair were together for seven years, married for two, and have son Angelo together.
