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Jordi is the seventh studio album by Maroon 5. It was released on June 11, 2021, through 222, Interscope and Polydor Records. The album features guest appearances from Megan Thee Stallion, Blackbear, Stevie Nicks, Bantu, H.E.R., YG, and late rappers Juice Wrld and Nipsey Hussle. The deluxe edition of the album features additional guest appearances from Anuel AA, Tainy, and Jason Derulo.
Adam and Behati are expecting their third child. According to People magazine the Maroon 5 singer and Victoria’s Secret model are growing their family, which already includes 5-year-old daughter Dusty Rose and four-year-old daughter Gio Grace.
According to the magazine, the couple — who married in 2014 — were spotted out to lunch in Santa Barbara on Monday, where Prinsloo reportedly displayed her baby bump in a silk floral dress. At press time a spokesperson for Levine had not returned requests for comment on the report.
Behati stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Thursday (May 5) where she chatted about motherhood to her two daughters, Dusty, 5, and Gio, 4, whom she shares with husband Adam.
During her interview, Behati shared the hilarious story about how Adam, 43, nearly pooped his pants while she was in labor with Dusty!
“I had a doula to help me kind of stay out of the hospital as long as possible, so I’m not there too soon, and Adam told me Carson Daly told him that we all need to eat a lot of food, because the dad can pass out if he doesn’t eat and the mom also needs food,” Behati recalled.
“I’m like, ‘I’m good.’ I’m in pre-labor here,” she continued. “So, I’m at home, not feeling like eating, so he orders pasta and pizza, and he eats everything — everything.”
Behati said that things took a turn to the worse for Adam when they arrived at the hospital.
“We finally get to the hospital, and I actually waited too late to go to the hospital, so I couldn’t get the full epidural, but I’m very happy about that now,” Behati shared. “So, the whole time I’m in labor, Adam had to go to the bathroom really bad.”
She continued, “And after Dusty was born — who you’ve named — he goes, ‘Is there a bathroom?’ And the nurse shows him the bathroom right in the delivery room and he goes, ‘That’s not gonna do it, I need a far away bathroom.’”
“And that’s when we realized Adam is a really nervous eater,” Behati joked. “When he gets nervous, he eats a lot.”
Also during her interview, Behati received a special surprise from Adam.
Step Inside Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo’s Soulful Los Angeles Home
The superstar couple forgo bling in favor of serenity, connoisseurship, and ample natural beauty.
Life at the home of Adam and Behati Prinsloo Levine doesn’t seem very, well, rock-and-roll-y. Or supermodel-y, for that matter. The rooms aren’t cavernous, there’s no crazy waterfall or lagoon, and instead of zebra stripes and patent leather, all the furniture is covered in lovely linens and bouclés. Nothing feels even vaguely louche. To be fair, Adam does own a king’s ransom in groovy, blue-chip sneakers, but the closet where he keeps them has a Rick Owens daybed smack in the middle of it. That’s something you don’t see on your average episode of Cribs.
“We didn’t want a palatial McMansion. That’s just not who we are,” insists the Maroon 5 frontman, who is currently touring in support of the band’s latest album, Jordi. “We were attracted to this place because it felt homey. You could tell that kids had lived here before,” adds Behati, describing the allure of the couple’s Pacific Palisades property as a refuge for themselves and their two daughters, Dusty and Gio.
The couple sold their previous home, completely furnished, when the paint had barely dried after an extensive renovation by the mother-and-son design duo Kathleen and Tommy Clements. “Beverly Hills just started to feel hectic. It’s strangely central, so we felt surrounded by the city. We wanted to live somewhere quieter, where you don’t hear the traffic and feel the stress,” explains Adam, who grew up in Los Angeles and went to high school just minutes from their current abode. “The only things we brought were the art and the bonsai trees, which are my other little kids,” Behati says.
The home they acquired has an architectural pedigree—ranch-style maestro Cliff May designed the house in the late 1930s—although the original May design had been all but erased in decades of renovations and additions by the time Adam and Behati arrived. Previous owners of the property, which is nestled far off the street and opens out to spectacular views stretching to the ocean, included Gregory Peck, producer Brian Grazer, and Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner.
Adam and Behati once again tapped Clements Design—the AD100 firm’s first monograph, Eight Homes (Rizzoli), launches this month—to conjure their vision of a high-design, low-pretension family oasis. “We basically stripped it all down. We simplified the materials and color palette and exposed the bones of the house to create a beautiful, neutral backdrop for their collections of art and design,” Tommy Clements notes. “Adam is an obsessive design junkie. He and Behati like to live with beautiful things, but in a super-casual way, where the kids have the run of the house, and friends and family are always welcome,” Kathleen adds.
The voluminous living room, commanded by a striking Rashid Johnson canvas, best exemplifies the home’s pervasive vibe of hushed chic and lounge-y luxury with its deliberately low-slung custom seating, classic Jean Prouvé Visiteur chairs, and minimalist basalt slab cocktail tables that hover inches off the floor. “The low daybed isn’t for every client,” Kathleen muses. “I’d need a crane to lift me off, but I think Adam and Behati are fit enough to handle it.”
Behati underscores the characterization of her husband as a real estate and design freak. “Adam usually takes the driver’s seat in making design decisions. He stays up all night looking at furniture and houses. He should be an interior designer himself,” the Namibian model says. Evidence of the singer’s cultivated tastes can be discerned in every room, from the Jacques Adnet chairs in the den to the Charlotte Perriand desk in the home office and the massive Raymond Pettibon painting that looms above the couple’s bed. “It’s not exactly earthquake-friendly, but we’re willing to die for that piece of art,” Adam jokes.
In addition to the Pettibon and Johnson, the couple’s intriguing art collection includes a mix of boldface names—Henry Taylor, Richard Prince, Mary Corse, Mary Weatherford, Albert Oehlen, and others—along with dramatic works by friends Sage Vaughn and Andrew Zuckerman. Commissioned by Behati as a gift for her husband, Vaughn’s trippy painting of a shark floating above a field of flowers provided the cover art for the Jordi album. “When things are chaotic culturally, as they have been for the last half decade, it tends to foster great art. Behati and I have an emotional attachment to everything we collect,” Adam says.
Landscape architect Mark Rios ensured that the house’s alfresco spaces were just as conducive to easy repose as the interiors. “We created a series of discrete destinations—outdoor rooms that are truly meant for living—to add variety to the experience of the garden,” Rios notes. Those destinations include a raised platform for enjoying the sublime views, a sunken conversation pit off the den for nighttime frolics, and a pool area designed for hanging out as much as swimming.
A bevy of mature olive trees ties the backyard to the front of the house, where Rios transformed a banal circular motor court into an Arcadian idyll with lush plantings and irregular stone pathways.
“The COVID lockdown made us especially grateful to have this place. In a world where nothing ever seems to be enough, our home feels like a genuine unicorn, our perfect sanctuary,” Adam concludes. Behati puts a finer point on the sentiment: “It’s really all that we need or want.”
The pop rock band will release the album Jordi on June 11.
Jordi features the single “Beautiful Mistakes” featuring Megan Thee Stallion, released in March, and “Nobody’s Love” and “Memories.”
Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine discussed Jordi during Thursday’s episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show. He said the group named the album after their late manager, Jordan Feldstein.
“I’m — we’re so, so excited about the album. It’s called Jordi, named after our late, great, fabulous, amazing ex manager, who passed away a few years ago, sadly. And so we thought there was no better tribute than to name the album after our boy,” Levine said.
Adam is making a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live!
On Saturday (March 27), Jack Harlow made his debut on the NBC sketch comedy series as the musical guest.
For his first performance, the 23-year-old entertainer took to the stage for a medley performance of his songs “Tyler Herro” and “WHATS POPPIN.”
Later in the show, Jack returned to the stage for a performance of his song “Same Guy” – and the 42-year-old Maroon 5 singer surprised viewers by joining Jack on stage as they sang their new collab together.
Adam took what advantage he could find during the last year. The Maroon 5 frontman joined Ryan Seacrest on-air on Friday, March 26, and reflected on spending time with family in quarantine, working with Megan Thee Stallion on hit new single “Beautiful Mistakes” as well as the battle of staying “relevant” this many years in the game.
“You’re instantly forced to reassess what’s actually important, and, for me, it was … just to be able to spend time with my family and especially my little girls,” Levine shared with Seacrest, referring to his daughters Dusty, 4, and Gio, 3, with wife Behati Prinsloo. “It just felt like this interesting, weird wrinkle in time that will never happen again so I kind of dove headfirst into that. It’s been the most amazing time just because I know things are going to be different moving forward,” he added. “It was a beautiful time. Now, of course, it comes with a lot of other negative, sad things but I was kind of forced to look inward in that.”
The band had to cancel a year of tour dates and while they’re eager to return to the stage and crowds, they’ll be gracing fans first with a virtual performance hosted by American Express on March 30 dubbed “Unstaged.”
Check out the full interview with Adam for more, including his thoughts on the “fine line between being desperate to be relevant” to how the band connected with Megan Thee Stallion and much, much more.
