Adele insists that she will never be motivated by money and places more value on enjoying her life by doing ordinary things, explaining "I don't wanna forget how to be normal."

The 'Rolling In The Deep' superstar reveals that she feels it's more important to have a life full of good friends and love than material possessions and money:

"You've got to build up relationships. I'm at a point where I'm making my friends for life. I don't wanna forget how to be normal. You've gotta go out an' have a laugh, innit?"

"I think that's where my insecurities have been coming in. What if I come out the other end and I dunno who I am? It'd be 'orrible"

She also expressed her distaste at the cost of everything in the UK and admits that she has to pay extra now that she's so publicly known:

"I use the NHS, I can't use public transport any more, doing what I do, I went to state school, I'm mortified to have to pay 50 per cent! Trains are always late, most state schools are s*** and I've gotta give you like four million quid, are you 'avin a laugh? When I got my tax bill in from 19 I was ready to go 'n' buy a gun and randomly open fire."

Watch Adele's recent performance of 'Set Fire To The Rain' on Later With Jools Holland here: