People in Florida didn’t even believe in Covid. Why the switch? “We lived in a very Trump-y area,” she says.
Doyle – petite, blonde, perfect-looking in a cream sweat top for our chat – is new to LA: she moved four months ago from Florida, she tells me, having lived there for many years. I’m getting the feeling she does know Adele indeed, it would be odd if the two women hadn’t connected, given they both live in LA and that they’re clearly a mutual fanclub. She’s a model in going off the menu and untaming, and I think the new album is all about her ferocity.” “I’m not going to comment about that: but I will tell you that I love Adele! I’m freakin’ excited for her album and I only see good things for her. So the first question to ask Doyle on our Zoom call is: does she actually know her superfan Adele? “Well…oh God, I never know how to answer this question,” she says, in a voice that’s steady and determined. “I am so ready for myself after reading this book! It’s as if I just flew into my body for the very first time.” So many women feel caged. “If you’re ready – this book will shake your brain and make your soul scream,” she wrote. When Doyle’s book was published 18 months ago and became an instant New York Times bestseller, Adele took to Instagram to share her thoughts. “I decided to quit showing my children how to slowly die and instead show them how to bravely live. “I’d been conditioned to believe that a good mother never hurts her children and she certainly doesn’t break up her family,” Doyle writes in her new book, Get Untamed. Her close friend Elizabeth Gilbert (of Eat, Pray, Love fame) has predicted Doyle’s star will rise still further, and called her “the next Gloria Steinem”.
Oprah and Reese Witherspoon have also sung her praises and Doyle campaigned for the white female vote for Joe Biden (another fan). But it is someone else’s story, too – Glennon Doyle, the writer who transformed from a Christian mommy-blogger into a feminist mentor, and who’s been hailed by Adele as her go-to emotional guru.
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