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| − | + | Penny Adkins (also referred to as a "'''hippie mum'''" by her daughter) is the mother of [[Adele]] and the ex-girlfriend of [[Mark Evans]]. Adele's cover of The Cure's [[Lovesong|"Lovesong]]" was dedicated to her. Although her daughter had become busy in 2011 with her ''Adele Live ''tour, Penny was present at the New York City show, and even blew kisses to her daughter after she performed "Lovesong" to her. Adele and her mother had developed a very close relationship, especially after Mark had left them when Adele was only three. |
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Not much is known about Penny's early life, but in 1987 (at the age of 17), she met Mark Evans, and instantly fell in love with him. She had been an art student at the time, and soon after meeting him, the two moved in together. At the age of 18, she gave birth to Evans' daughter, Adele Adkins. Soon after her birth, Mark proposed to Penny, although she refused, repeatedly telling him they were too young. Evans did, however, continue to live with Penny and father her child. When Adele was only three years old, Mark left Penny and her. Adele continued to maintain a close relationship with Evans' father, John, however, until his death when Adele was only 11. Penny had taken up the art of furniture-making to continue to make end's meet, in addition to being a masseuse. Penny and Adele shared a close relationship that was hung on to even to this day, and the split between Penny and Mark may have helped the relationship. Penny had also been one of the first to recognize Adele's musical talent, something that was not hereditary, as neither Penny or Mark had any musical talent. When Adele went to Malibu to continue work on her second album, ''[[21]], ''she became homesick and missed her family and friends. She decided she would perform a cover of The Cure's "Lovesong" and add it to her second album as a dedication to her mother. She performed the song having lost her voice before the recording of the song, which added to the song's musical beauty and the sentimental meaning. Even to this day, Penny and Adele continue to maintain an incredibly close relationship. |
Not much is known about Penny's early life, but in 1987 (at the age of 17), she met Mark Evans, and instantly fell in love with him. She had been an art student at the time, and soon after meeting him, the two moved in together. At the age of 18, she gave birth to Evans' daughter, Adele Adkins. Soon after her birth, Mark proposed to Penny, although she refused, repeatedly telling him they were too young. Evans did, however, continue to live with Penny and father her child. When Adele was only three years old, Mark left Penny and her. Adele continued to maintain a close relationship with Evans' father, John, however, until his death when Adele was only 11. Penny had taken up the art of furniture-making to continue to make end's meet, in addition to being a masseuse. Penny and Adele shared a close relationship that was hung on to even to this day, and the split between Penny and Mark may have helped the relationship. Penny had also been one of the first to recognize Adele's musical talent, something that was not hereditary, as neither Penny or Mark had any musical talent. When Adele went to Malibu to continue work on her second album, ''[[21]], ''she became homesick and missed her family and friends. She decided she would perform a cover of The Cure's "Lovesong" and add it to her second album as a dedication to her mother. She performed the song having lost her voice before the recording of the song, which added to the song's musical beauty and the sentimental meaning. Even to this day, Penny and Adele continue to maintain an incredibly close relationship. |
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Revision as of 22:05, 7 September 2011
Penny Adkins (also referred to as a "hippie mum" by her daughter) is the mother of Adele and the ex-girlfriend of Mark Evans. Adele's cover of The Cure's "Lovesong" was dedicated to her. Although her daughter had become busy in 2011 with her Adele Live tour, Penny was present at the New York City show, and even blew kisses to her daughter after she performed "Lovesong" to her. Adele and her mother had developed a very close relationship, especially after Mark had left them when Adele was only three.
Biography
Not much is known about Penny's early life, but in 1987 (at the age of 17), she met Mark Evans, and instantly fell in love with him. She had been an art student at the time, and soon after meeting him, the two moved in together. At the age of 18, she gave birth to Evans' daughter, Adele Adkins. Soon after her birth, Mark proposed to Penny, although she refused, repeatedly telling him they were too young. Evans did, however, continue to live with Penny and father her child. When Adele was only three years old, Mark left Penny and her. Adele continued to maintain a close relationship with Evans' father, John, however, until his death when Adele was only 11. Penny had taken up the art of furniture-making to continue to make end's meet, in addition to being a masseuse. Penny and Adele shared a close relationship that was hung on to even to this day, and the split between Penny and Mark may have helped the relationship. Penny had also been one of the first to recognize Adele's musical talent, something that was not hereditary, as neither Penny or Mark had any musical talent. When Adele went to Malibu to continue work on her second album, 21, she became homesick and missed her family and friends. She decided she would perform a cover of The Cure's "Lovesong" and add it to her second album as a dedication to her mother. She performed the song having lost her voice before the recording of the song, which added to the song's musical beauty and the sentimental meaning. Even to this day, Penny and Adele continue to maintain an incredibly close relationship.