Adele 'tempted to sign $10 million cosmetic sponsorship deal and move to LA' - despite slating stars who 'sell-out'

British singer Adele is 'tempted' to become the face of a cosmetic brand for $10 million  - despite slating other stars for 'selling out with sponsorship deals'.
As rumour emerge the star could leave her native UK permanently to settle in LA fans of the star may start wondering how much the 'down to earth London girl' has changed since hitting the big time.
According to sources mother-of-one Adele, 24, would not just take any sponsorship deal but is being tempted by the big money on the table.

'Adele is in demand': The 24-year-old singer is thought to be considering a beauty sponsorship deal

A friend told The Sun: 'Adele is in big demand.
'The last thing she wants is a cheesy ad with a naff catchphrase... It looks as if she’s close to signing a deal.'
In a 2011 interview, Adele, who is thought to have earnt $32 million last year, slammed stars who took money for any sort of ad campaign.

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She said: “It’s shameful when you sell out. It depends on what kind of artist you wanna be, but I don’t want my name anywhere near another brand.
For the Grammy and Oscar winning actress her time in LA with her five-month-old son has been like a breath of fresh air.
According to sources renting a house in LA was relaxing and after making friends with Robbie Williams' wife, Ayda Field she is becoming more attune to shipping out of Britain for good.
'Adele and her man Simon are looking at a pad in one of the exclusive gated communities of Beverly Hills,' a source told The Daily Mirror, 'because Robbie and Ayda have told Adele that she would be able to have enough land not to feel too trapped, and she could have the privacy she so desperately needs to enjoy life.'
Adele's spokesman refused to comment after being contacted by MailOnline.