Adele admits that she’ll never record another James Bond theme after Skyfall

Adele has admitted that she’ll never record a Bond theme ever again.

Despite the success of 2012’s Skyfall, the British superstar has said that fans won’t be hearing her sing at the start of anymore 007 films.

The singer, who won an Oscar and a Grammy for the song, told The Sun that she’d be worried about replicating the its success.

“I would never do it again because it went so well and I would never want to jinx it,” she said.

“After 21 I was like, why did I want to ruin things? Then I heard it was [the 23rd Bond film] and I was 23, and it felt a little like fate.”

Talking about the hit single’s success, she added: “Having an Oscar is amazing. The statue is really heavy and now when anyone comes round my house the first thing they say is not, 'How are you?' It's always, 'Can I see your Oscar?’”

Sam Smith also went on to win an Oscar for his Spectre theme Writing’s on the Wall this year.