Despite Adam Levine being involved in a cheating scandal, he and wife Behati Prinsloo were spotted traveling together ahead of the “Maroon 5” singer’s Las Vegas residency.
The couple arrived at an air strip in Santa Barbara, California before boarding a private jet to Sin City.
Levine, 43, and Prinsloo, 34, showed a united front as they apparently headed to a romantic getaway together before his charity performance on October 1 for Shaquille O’ Neil’s foundation.
The “Sugar” singer sported a casual look with a black Sublime band t-shirt and ripped denim jeans while wearing bright green Nike sneakers.
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Levine topped off his look with a brown Calirosa trucker hat – which is his and Behati’s tequila label – black sunglasses and a silver chain with a cross.
The Maroon 5 frontman held a water bottle, plastic bag and denim jacket.
Prinsloo, who is currently pregnant with Levine’s third child, stepped out wearing a cheetah-print tank top, with a black jacket tied around her baby bump. She was also seen wearing black combat boots and holding a brown purse, while rocking dark sunglasses.
The celebrity appearance comes after Levine and Maroon 5 announced their Las Vegas residency with their show kicking off in March 2023 at Dolby Live in Park MGM. The band is scheduled to perform 16 shows beginning in March and wrapping up in August 2023.
The “Misery” singer has made headlines since Instagram model Sumner Stroh revealed the two had a year-long affair while Levine was married to Prinsloo.
Stroh shared screenshots allegedly asking if he could name his third child “Sumner.”
Meanwhile, after Stroh’s allegations, four other women have come forward, claiming they had flirtatious message exchanges with Levine.
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Prinsloo, a former Victoria’s Secret model, has been married to Levine for eight years and announced the pregnancy news days before Stroh released her bombshell video.
However, Levine denied the affair with Stroh but admitted he “crossed the line.”
