The Gossip: Details from Adele's 'secret wedding' have emerged
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When she thanked her "husband" in an acceptance speech at the Grammys, it appeared Adele had confirmed she had married her boyfriend of five years, Simon Konecki.
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Now, details of the singer's "intimate" wedding are rumoured to have emerged.
According to Heat magazine, external, the ceremony was small, with just "family and close friends" in attendance.
One of those friends is thought to have been Robbie Williams, who attended along with his wife Ayda Field.
The magazine says she and Simon married at their £10m home in Los Angeles without any "fuss".
"It was an intimate affair with just close family and friends," a source told the magazine.
"Adele didn't want any fuss or to go to church. She just didn't want to deal with all the hoopla of a big do and risk people finding out about it.
"The ceremony itself was something they knew they wanted, but they'd been putting it off for a long time."
It's thought that even though it was a low-key event, Adele still wore a traditional white dress to say her vows.
Is Paris Jackson really hanging out with someone from TOWIE?
It's been reported that she's recently split up from her long-term boyfriend, Michael Snoddy and now Paris Jackson is rumoured to be dating a former TOWIE cast member.
The 18-year-old has been linked with Tom Kilbey, who appeared in the Essex reality show a few years ago and is the ex-boyfriend of Lydia Bright.
A source told The Sun, external: "The Towie cast can’t believe it.
"Tom has been trying to make a name for himself in the States and has managed to become involved in a set made up of aspiring young fashion hopefuls.
"They [Tom and Paris] have been getting close and both share the same drive for their careers but it’s believed the relationship is not romantic."
Who knew Tom Hanks had so much to say about typewriters?
It's fair to say Tom Hanks has conquered the world of film.
Along with being a successful actor, he's also a director, producer and screenwriter and his movies have taken more than $9bn at the box office worldwide.
So, when you've had all that success, it's natural to want to turn your hand to something else.
Tom Hanks’s debut book, Uncommon Type: Some Stories, is due out in October, The Guardian, external reports.
Typewriters - Tom's passion - will feature in all of the short stories.
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"Each one stamps into paper a permanent trail of imagination through keys, hammers, cloth and dye – a softer version of chiselling words into stone," he once said of the typewriter.
It's not the first time the actor has channelled his hobby.
Back in 2014 he launched a best-selling app, Hanx Writer, which allowed users to recreate the experience of a manual typewriter on a phone or tablet.
Via Newsbeat.
