Lana Del Rey And Boyfriend Jeremy Dufrene Get Marriage Licenses
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The singer and the alligator tour operator have 30 days to tie the knot, according to People.
Lana Del Rey should be getting hitched sometime soon after she and her boyfriend Jeremy Dufrene reportedly got marriage licenses earlier this week.
People is reporting that the singer and her boyfriend, a boat captain from Louisiana, obtained the licenses on Monday at a courtroom in Lafourche Parish.
The two have known each other since at least 2019, when Del Rey took one of Dufrene’s tours and posted about it on Facebook, saying, “Jeremy lemme be captain at Arthur’s Air Boat Tours x.”
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Del Rey made things more public in May with an Instagram post where she referred to Dufrene as “my guy.”
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