Adele says jokes son Angelo is 'not a fan' of her music: 'He really doesn't care'

With Lowe, Adele clarified that 30, her fourth studio album dropping Friday (Nov. 19), is "for my son, for Angelo," and there is a track titled "My Little Love" that is explicitly about Angelo.

In Adele's cover story for Vogue, it was revealed that "My Little Love" features "snippets of conversations she had with Angelo" that were "recorded at her therapist's suggestion" during what she dubbed her "Year of Anxiety" surrounding her divorce from Konecki.

"I knew I had to tell [Angelo's] story in a song," Adele told Lowe of the day she wrote "My Little Love" in Los Angeles, "because it was clear he was feeling [the ramifications of her unhappiness], even though I thought I was doing a very good job of being like, 'Everything's fine!' I also knew I wasn't being as present. I was present, like, in real life, but I wasn't really there. I was just so consumed by so many things, so many different feelings, and he plucked up the courage to very articulately say to me, you're basically a ghost. You might as well not be here. ... For him to be a little one and say, 'I can't see you,' to my face broke my heart."

Watch Adele and Lowe's full conversation for Apple Music below.