Who among us wouldn't say their most prized possession in life is a framed piece of used chewing gum?
While chatting with Vogue, singer Adele dropped a bizarre revelation when asked what her proudest possession is, and she excitedly showed off a framed piece of Celine Dion's used chewing gum that she keeps in her house.
Apparently, this was a gift from The Late Late Show host James Corden, which he obtained when he had Dion on Carpool Karaoke. He "knew how much of a fan of her I was," Adele explained, "and so he made her spit her gum into a piece of paper, and he framed it for me!" So that's what you get the woman who has everything.
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"It's my proudest possession," Adele added.
Adele has been vocal about her Dion fandom, having met the "My Heart Will Go On" singer back in 2018 — while wearing a Celine Dion sweatshirt. Other highlights from the Vogue interview include Adele declaring the Spice Girls better than The Beatles, ranking I Am... Sasha Fierce as the best Beyoncé album, and saying that if she could give a piece of advice to her 19-year-old self, it would be "that your love life's gonna get a lot worse."
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