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Adele Talks Fear of Fame, Wanting Rihanna in Her ‘Squad’

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Adele- Rolling Stone*Grammy-winner Adele  told Rolling Stone that she remains cautious as her star continues to rise because she’s terrified of fame.

“People think I hate being famous and I don’t. I’m really frightened of it,” she said. “I think it’s really toxic, and I think it’s really easy to be dragged into it. Watching Amy [Winehouse] deteriorate is one of the reasons I’m a bit frightened. We were all very entertained by her being a mess. I was f—king sad about it, but if someone showed me a picture of her looking bad, I’d look at it. If we hadn’t looked, then they’d have stopped taking her picture. That level of attention is really frightening, especially if you don’t live around all that showbiz stuff.”

“He’s a little angel. All the things I really like about myself, he brings out in me, and he’s the only person that tells me no. He completely rules me,” she admitted. “He’s the boss of me, and it’s so funny for other people to watch, because I’m the boss of everything in my work life.”

“He’s so supportive and that takes a very big man, because I’m very successful at what I do,” she said. “My last boyfriend was uncomfortable with how successful I was and the fact that he had to share me with lots of people.”

While her hiatus had little effect on the success of latest release, she admits that being a recluse has caused her to lose touch on what’s cool and hip at the moment.

“I’ve lost touch with music. Not, like, all music…but I feel like I don’t know what’s going on in the charts and in popular culture.” She added: ”I’ve not lost touch with, like, reality—just with what’s current.”

Adele says that as her fame took off, she found herself turning to familiar faces to help stay grounded.

“As 21 got bigger and bigger, I started getting back with all my old friends. I needed them big time,” she recollected. “I’ve heard about a squad. I wish my squad was all supermodels. We are, in our brains. I guess I have my own squad.”

She also revealed that there is one special A-lister she would love to induct into her “squad.”

“It’s not as interesting as some of the other squads that are around right now, but maybe Rihanna can be in my squad! That would be really cool. Oh, God. She’s life itself, isn’t she? I love her.”

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Bria Cheri Nominated for Vocalist of the Year – R&B Soul at the 12th Annual Josie Music Awards

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Queens R&B Artist to Be Honored September 20 at the Grand Ole Opry House

Rising R&B and soul artist Bria Cheri has been officially nominated for Vocalist of the Year – R&B Soul at the 12th Annual Josie Music Awards, set to take place on September 20 at the world-famous Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee.

Widely recognized as the largest independent music awards show in the world, the Josie Music Awards celebrate exceptional talent across every genre of independent music. Receiving a nomination places Bria Cheri among an elite group of artists whose dedication, artistry, and passion continue to elevate the independent music community.

Known for her soulful vocals, heartfelt performances, and authentic connection with audiences, Bria Cheri has steadily built a reputation as one of today’s exciting voices in contemporary R&B and soul. Her music blends powerful storytelling with emotional depth, creating songs that resonate with listeners while showcasing her remarkable vocal ability.

Born and raised on the Southside of Jamaica, Queens, New York, Bria Cheri is a singer-songwriter, musician, dancer, and aspiring actress whose love for music began at age three, when her mother introduced her to piano. She writes her own material, drawing on influences that include Aaliyah and Chaka Khan, and her catalog includes the albums and EPs Before the Music, Silent Siren Vol. 1, and Phoenix, along with her recent single “Boy Toy.”

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“This nomination is an incredible honor,” said Bria Cheri. “To be recognized by the Josie Music Awards alongside so many talented independent artists is truly humbling. I’m grateful to everyone who has supported my journey and believed in my music.”

Bria Cheri’s Vocalist of the Year – R&B Soul nomination stands as a well-earned milestone in a career built on artistry, authenticity, and an unmistakable voice – and September 20 at the Grand Ole Opry House will be a night to watch.

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