During her concert in Munich, Adele revealed her engagement to Rich Paul, showcasing her personal and professional milestones. This event highlighted her continued influence and presence in the music industry.

Adele released her third studio album, '25,' which broke first-week sales records in the UK and US. The album included the hit single 'Hello,' which achieved record-breaking views on YouTube.

Adele won the Academy Award for Best Original Song for 'Skyfall,' the theme song for the James Bond film. This marked her first Oscar win and further solidified her impact on both music and film.

Adele performed 'Someone like You' at the 31st Brit Awards, propelling the song to number one in the UK. This performance highlighted her emotional delivery and cemented her status as a leading artist.

Adele released her second studio album, '21,' in the UK. The album became a global success, topping charts in multiple countries and earning her numerous awards, including six Grammy Awards.

Adele performed on NBC's Saturday Night Live, which helped boost her album sales in the US. Her performance of 'Chasing Pavements' and 'Cold Shoulder' led to a significant increase in her popularity.

Adele released her second single, 'Chasing Pavements,' which reached number two on the UK Chart and stayed there for four weeks. This was a significant step in her rising career, showcasing her talent to a broader audience.

Adele Laurie Blue Adkins was born in Tottenham, London, to an English mother, Penny Adkins, and a Welsh father, Marc Evans. This date marks the beginning of her life, which would later lead her to become one of the world's most renowned singers.