Grammy-winning singer Adele has recently announced that she is three months sober after confessing to being "borderline alcoholic." The 32-year-old artist made the revelation during a virtual concert she hosted on Saturday to commemorate the 10th anniversary of her breakthrough album "21." Adele, who has been vulnerable about her struggles with alcohol in the past, thanked her fans for their support and credited her sobriety to her 2019 split with former husband Simon Konecki, with whom she shares a seven-year-old son.

In her candid conversation with fans, Adele discussed her personal growth and how it has influenced her music.

She mentioned that she was really excited to start recording her new songs and that she feels confident in her sobriety. Adele also acknowledged that her new album may take a little time to complete, as she wants to make sure it's perfect.

The singer's journey towards sobriety comes after a difficult few years. In 2019, Adele filed for divorce from Konecki after seven years of being together. She has since been focused on self-improvement, which includes getting healthy and shedding weight. Earlier this year, pictures of Adele's significant weight loss created a buzz on social media, sparking admiration from fans and followers.

Adele's vulnerability and honesty about her journey are a powerful reminder of the strength it takes to overcome personal struggles. Her announcement of sobriety is a testament to her personal growth and determination. Fans around the world are eagerly awaiting her new album, knowing that it will reflect her journey towards healing and self-discovery.