Top-charting British singer Adele won album of the year for her record “30” at the BRIT Awards on Tuesday.
Adele also won ‘artist of the year and song of the year’ for “Easy On Me”.
On 19 November, Adele released her first album in six years, called “30.” The fourth in her career, it became the best-selling album in the US just three days after its official release.
“I’d like to dedicate this award to my son, and to Simon, to his dad,” she said, referring to her ex-husband Simon Konecki. “This album was all of our journey, not just mine.”
At the ceremony, Adele also performed the song “I Drink Wine” from the album.
Adele’s highly anticipated comeback was marked by the release of her album, which tells about a difficult period in her life.
“30” contains many songs that reflect on her recent divorce with longtime partner Simon Konecki, depression, relationship issues, and motherhood.
Among the most popular songs from the album are “Strangers by Nature,” “Easy on Me,” “My Little Love” and “Oh My God.” The album is aimed at helping her eight-year-old son understand why his parents broke up, Adele said.
(With inputs from agencies)
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