Adam Lambert amazed enthusiasts this week by confirming a brand new court on Instagram. The pop celebrity posted a series of pictures late Tuesday that showed him canoodling with version Javi Costa Polo. LUV U,” he wrote within the caption, at the side of a -coronary heart emoji. While the photos may also have marked the primary public acknowledgment of their relationship, the couple were together for some time from the sounds of it.

When a fan asked Lambert about “ultimately making it legit” with Polo, primarily based in Los Angeles, the singer quipped, “Honey, we were official for months. [Instagram] isn’t the gatekeeper of our reality! It’s Lambert’s first public romance because he is splitting with Sauli Koskinen, Finland’s “Big Brother” winner in 2013. Though the “American Idol” veteran has persevered through speculation about his courting with fellow crooner Sam Smith over time, both guys insist they’re simply pals.

In addition to heating things on the romantic front, Lambert has been staying busy on the song the show, too. In February, he launched “Feel Something,” his first new unmarried in two years, because the lead-off to his fourth album is due out later this year. That same month, he opened the 2019 Academy Awards alongside Queen contributors Brian May and Roger Taylor with rollicking variations of “We Will Rock You” and “We Are The Champions.

The performance becomes a part of the wrecked Queen biopic “Bohemian Rhapsody,” which was nominated for 5 Oscars. While most Nigerians would not change their love of soccer, the commercial capital hosts the largest polo tournament in West Africa, with trophies fiercely disputed against a backdrop of bling and glamour for the higher elegance.

Polo has shifted from just the sports activities to a style declaration,” said Mudrakat Alabi-Macfoy, wearing an airy white kaftan with a multi-colored floral necklace and head wrap on the Lagos Polo Club. For me, it’s miles something fun, something playful, something whimsical, something cozy … A bit of shade, a chunk of the father,” stated Alabi-Macfoy, who works as an attorney when now not watching Polo.

In a nation with the arena’s maximum wide variety of humans in intense poverty, the often-dubbed “recreation of kings” is prohibitively pricey for most people. First introduced by British colonial servicemen, Polo has been played in Nigeria for over 100 years, and nearly all of the groups are owned by nearby multi-millionaires. It is a highly-priced game because you understand, your horses are like babies,” stated Koyinsola Owoeye, who has been playing Polo since 2007, seduced via his father’s love of the sport.