Adele Fans Are Rejoicing For a New “Divorce” Album — & It’s So Wrong

Sad news or someone’s heartache should never excite anyone. For example, Adele fans are excited for her next album now that she and her husband, Simon Konecki, have separated after three years of marriage and more than seven years together. The former couple also has a son together, Angelo, who was born in October 2012. On April 19, the singer’s reps issued the following statement to the Associated Press: “Adele and her partner have separated. They are committed to raising their son together lovingly. As always they ask for privacy. There will be no further comment.”

That’s right, some fans are overjoyed at the news because they think Adele will now produce more unforgettable music that they can cry to. Rather than sending her sincere condolences during what has to be an extremely difficult time for the singer and her family, all some fans can think about is how she could possibly channel her emotions into a new album.

First of all, Adele hasn’t even stated that she’s recording a new album, but fans are just assuming she’s going to now that she and Konecki are sadly going their separate ways. On March 28, People did report that the “Hello” singer had been spotted going into a New York City recording studio. But, again, new music from the Grammy-winning singer hasn’t been confirmed or denied.

Whether or not Adele truly is working on another album doesn’t matter. What does is the fact that some fans are rejoicing at her divorce news. There are some individuals who truly believe that whatever new music Adele releases next will be even better — and all thanks to she and Konecki ending their marriage.

Here are just a few of the many happy tweets circulating across Twitter:
 

Sad Adele and her husband are splitting up, but the next album is going to be unreal. pic.twitter.com/OdBdt5GhAf

— Pamela (@ohhotpam) April 20, 2019

Adele and husband Simon Konecki have separated https://t.co/63HTBjIdtF pic.twitter.com/UtPzA38len

— billboard (@billboard) April 20, 2019

Finally Adele and her husband Simon Konecki have separated, she's now going to drop an album. Oh gosh, I missed her music

— Mr. Wad?? (@wad_luis_wad) April 20, 2019

BREAKING: Adele announces new album pic.twitter.com/BEBxeL3ZoI

— Bringding (@brandonxflynn) April 20, 2019

WHAT ROCK HAVE I BEEN UNDER??? ADELE AND HER HUSBAND HAVE SPLIT!?!? Sorry, guys....
But...
SNEAK PEEK:
Adele 2019/30 ALBUM COVER ART!! pic.twitter.com/j8rVm5Ltsb

— Malec is my world. (@izzy_rune) April 20, 2019

How disgusting is that, right? Rather than rooting for new music, fans should be sending Adele love and worried about her mental health. A real fan wouldn’t respond by expressing joy over potential new music.

Thankfully, there are some individuals who are coming to Adele’s defense, including Questlove from The Roots:

Swear to god news of Adele ain’t even 0 secs old yet and y’all all in y’all feelings about what the album finna sound like all excited ?

— Questlove De La Rose (@questlove) April 20, 2019

Imagine ending a 7 year relationship that produced a child and the first thing that the world says is “Yassss a new album!”
Do better, world. Adele’s been good to you.

— ???????? (@nahsuz) April 20, 2019

I love Adele & her music but to use her divorce & pain to joke about a new album is disgusting. She has a child & her husband was/is a huge part of her life. Have some decency ppl. If she does decide to come out with an album, I hope that it serves her as positive outlet ❤️ pic.twitter.com/i0e3Znpi2b

— MRD (@mrd_1990) April 20, 2019

Adele previously made it clear how much Konecki and her son mean to her, which is something fans should keep in mind. Like she told Vanity Fair in the December 2016 issue, “All of my relationships are more important to me than any tour I’ll ever do. If my relationship with Simon or my relationship with Angelo started to flounder a bit now, I would pull out of my tour,” she admitted. “My life is more important to me than anything I’m doing because how the f*ck am I supposed to write a record if I don’t have a life? If I don’t have a real life, then it’s game over anyway.”