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An international superstar like Adele doesn't need to confirm her marriage on homo eroticism in comic booksthe cover of a magazine. Or even on Twitter.

She's perfectly fine just telling fans in person, which is exactly what she did during a concert in Brisbane, Australia.

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Adele was chatting to the crowd about the inspiration for "Someone Like You" (hint: it's love) when she inadvertently revealed the news of her marriage to longtime partner, Simon Konecki.

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"As bad a break-up can be, and as bitter and horrible and messy it can be, that feeling when you first fall for someone is the best feeling on earth," she said. "And I am addicted to that feeling. Obviously I can't go through with those feelings because I'm married now."

Rumours of her marriage to Konecki had been circling for a while, especially when she was spotted wearing quitethe ring and thanked her "husband" at this year's Grammys.

The couple have been together since 2011, and they have a 4-year-old son.

Given how much attention the press gives her, keeping news of a marriage on the down low isn't such a bad idea at all.

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