Lana Del Rey reportedly marries alligator tour guide

Saturday, 28 September 2024 at 10:07

By Reuters

Singer Lana Del Rey has reportedly married her alligator tour guide boyfriend, Jeremy Dufrene, in Louisiana according to various reports.

The couple applied for a marriage licence in New Orleans on Monday, with the star using her real name - Elizabeth Woodridge Grant on the document - according to the BBC.

People Magazine also reported that the wedding ceremony and reception were both held where Dufrene operates his swamp tours.

The pair met in 2019 and have been spotted together publicly at festivals in the UK this summer, where Del Rey was headlining.

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