Adele Poses with a Copy of Boyfriend Rich Paul's New Memoir in Las Vegas
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Rich Paul released his memoir, 'Lucky Me: A Memoir of Changing the Odds', on Oct. 10
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Rich Paul, AdeleAdele is showing support for her man!
The singer, 35, shared a carousel of images on Instagram Sunday, including one photo where she posed with a copy of her boyfriend Rich Paul's new memoir, Lucky Me: A Memoir of Changing the Odds.
In the image, Adele stood in her dressing room wearing a gold and black dress for her Las Vegas residency, as she held Paul's book in front of her face, revealing only her eyes.
"Weekend 31," the "Somone Like You" songstress wrote in a simple caption for her selection of images.
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Adele and Paul, 41, first sparked romance rumors in 2021 when they sat side-by-side at Game 5 of the NBA Finals on July 17. Shortly after, a source confirmed to PEOPLE that the pair had been dating for "a few months."
Paul told Gayle King during an appearance on CBS Mornings earlier this week that the singer has “been great,” adding, “I think she would agree that we definitely helped each other.”
“We’re in a good space. Happy. She’s superb," the Klutch Sports Group CEO continued. "We’ve been great for each other."
Paul did note, however, that he wasn’t getting into specifics because he’s “not the type of person” to put his personal life out in the open, explaining, “It’s not for the media. It’s not for paparazzi. It’s for us."
Paul recently opened up to PEOPLE about his memoir and how the darker parts of it resonated most with his partner of more than two years.
“It was very emotional,” Paul said of Adele's response to his book. “I think a lot of it probably hit home, so yeah, it was a difficult read [for her].”
“When you read the book, you get to dive into a lot of the things that I had to overcome,” added Paul. “But hence the title of Lucky Me. I was lucky enough to be able to continue down a path where there wasn't a ton of light, but the door was cracked with a little light, and I was smart enough not to invest in the pitfalls that were there for me every day in my environment.”
Lucky Me: A Memoir of Changing the Odds is now available to purchase.
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