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Together they have a son, Myles Kobimra Ade Adebisi (born 23 June 2019).

On 30 June 2018 Ade married his longtime partner, Nigerian chef Jennifer Adebisi.

Ade Adebisi suffers from the genetic blood disorder sickle-cell disease and is the only known Rugby player to ever play professionally with the condition. He is an ambassador for the sickle cell society and the founder of the Ade Adebisi sickle cell foundation. Ade adebisi also leads the Nigeria rugby league revolution as general manager/vice chairman. The former professional spent two years between 2017-2019 working to get the African nation involved with the 13-a-side code for no money. Under his leadership,Nigeria was chosen to host the Middle East Africa (MEA) rugby league championship in October 2019.

In 2014, following a struggle with injuries and sickle cell disease, Ade Adebisi formally retired from playing professional rugby league.

In 2010, Ade returned to London Skolars following his release by whitehaven, Scoring 51 tries in 66 games through to 2013.

In 2008, he joined Whitehaven R.L.F.C. from the 2007 National League Two winning side, Featherstone Rovers. Whilst at Whitehaven R.L.F.C. he was whitehaven's top try scorer in 2008 with 22 tries in 30 games.

In 2002, Ade, a promising schoolboy athlete and footballer joined the London Broncos development programme before signing up for their junior academy team the following season. In 2004, as well as representing the BARLA Young Lions against France, he also made his debut for London in Super League. Limited opportunities at senior level led to a spell on loan to Hull F.C. where he played in their successful 2005 academy side. His association with the London club ended in 2007, when he signed initially for Doncaster before moving to Featherstone for the last 11 games of the season.Image

Ade Adebisi (born 1 July 1986), also known by the nickname of "London Flyer", is a British - Nigerian rugby league footballer. He played a representative level for (BARLA) Young Lions against France, and was selected for the 2011 Championship 1 All Stars team at club level for the London Skolars (two spells), in 2004's Super League IX for the London Broncos (Heritage No. 437), Hull F.C. (loan, Academy), Doncaster Lakers (Heritage No. 934), the Featherstone Rovers (Heritage No. 903) and Whitehaven in National League One (reserve grade), as a fullback or wing.