Laut einem Bericht des Irish Independent (Homepage, Registrierung erforderlich aber kostenlos) ist Adam Clayton (Biographie) wieder solo. Adam und Suzanne "Susie" Smith (Photo) kannten sich schon seit über 10 Jahren und haben sich im April 2006 sogar verlobt. Die Hochzeit war im Sommer 2007 geplant. Susie Smith arbeitet beim Plattenlabel und war früher Assistentin von Manager Paul McGuinness. Susie war sehr in das Leben von U2 und Adam involviert, sie war sogar in der legendären 200. Simpsons-Folge (Videographie | DVD bei Amazon.de kaufen) mit U2 zu sehen (Screenshot). Die beiden haben ihre gemeinsame Zeit in London und Dublin in Adams Villa verbracht. Es soll eine sehr freundschaftliche Trennung gewesen sein.

U2's Adam splits up with fiancee Susie Irish Independent, March 04, 2007 Barry Egan EXCLUSIVE ADAM Clayton and his Canadian fiancee Suzanne 'Susie' Smith have sadly gone their separate ways after what isdescribed by friends as "an amicable split". The U2 bassist and his girlfriend, who is also in the music business, broke up last month on extremely good terms after more than eight great years together. They got engaged last year on Valentine's Day at a private soiree in London where the couple spent a lot of time together. Susie was totally involved in Adam's life and even appeared in the special episode of The Simpsons when the group guested. Adam and Susie divided their time between London and Dublin where Adam has a Georgian mansion in Rathfarnham - the same rented mansion where The Joshua Tree album was recorded in 1986. Adam subsequently bought the house for £400,000. Suzanne Smith is a record company executive and has been based in London. She was previously an assistant to U2 manager, Paul McGuiness. Previously the U2 star had been engaged to controversial supermodel Naomi Campbell. In an interview with Piers Morgan in the current edition of GQ magazine, Naomi described Adam as "a wonderful friend". It is expected that Adam will now re-establish his status as the one remaining bachelor of the group. (c) Irish Independent, 2007.