Adele is one of the world's biggest pop divas. She has millions of fans. Many of her fans are LGBTQ+ community members.

In an exclusive interview with Spanish LGBTQ+ magazine Shangay, Adele spoke openly. She talked about her bond with her gay friends. This interview originally appeared when she released her album '21'.

Adele said her gay friends changed her life. 'Thanks to my gay friends, I became braver,' she said. She learned to take more risks. She became less afraid of others' opinions.

The singer grew up in London. Since her youth, she had LGBTQ+ community friends. These friendships were very important to her. They taught her to be herself.

Adele has been known as an LGBTQ+ icon for years. Her music appeals to many queer people. Songs like 'Someone Like You' and 'Rolling in the Deep' are real anthems. They are often played at pride events.

Magazine Shangay republished this interview on her birthday. They honoured the special bond between Adele and the LGBTQ+ community. The interview shows how important queer friendships can be.

Adele has always supported the LGBTQ+ community. She speaks out against discrimination. She stands up for equal rights for everyone. That makes her beloved by many queer fans worldwide.

The singer emphasised how queer people inspired her. They taught her freedom and courage. 'They showed me how to be completely myself,' she said. That is a message that touches many people.

This interview is a beautiful example of the bond between pop music and the LGBTQ+ community. Major artists like Adele play an important role. They provide visibility and acceptance. That is valuable for queer people all over the world.