Lana Del Rey sharing a recent good deed.
On Sunday, October 25, the “Young and Beautiful” singer posted a video through her Instagram Stories, filming herself driving through Highland Park in Los Angeles, when she came across a woman with a sign asking for money to help her leave an abusive relationship.
Del Rey, 41, recorded herself listening to him Tate MacRaesong “Rubberband” when she came across the woman, rolled down her window and handed over what appeared to be a $100 bill.
“Try and stay away,” she advised the woman, who was not seen in the singer’s video. “Be careful.”
The woman responded to Del Rey’s kind gesture, “God bless you. Thank you so much,” and asked the singer her name, to which Del Rey replied, “Lana.”
After the exchange, Del Rey spoke to the camera, saying, “I didn’t expect that. [She] he said fleeing an abusive relationship.”
“When you’re listening to Tate’s song about the Highlands when you’re sitting at a light in the Highlands and a woman puts a sign on your window that says ‘trying to stay out of an abusive relationship,'” Del Rey wrote over the video.
Del Rey’s sweet show of support for the damsel in distress comes just a month after she celebrated her second wedding anniversary with an alligator tour guide Jeremy Dufrene. The couple tied the knot in Des Allemands, Louisiana, on September 26, 2024.

Father of the “Summertime Sadness” singer, Robert Grantshe walked down the aisle. mother, Patricia Ann Hillsister, Caroline Grantand brother, Charles Hill-Grantthey all attended the ceremony.
Del Rey celebrated the couple’s second anniversary with an Instagram upload last month featuring various photos and videos of herself and Dufrene, 51.
“Hi man, happy second anniversary…
Dufrene posted his own anniversary via Instagram, capturing sweet moments between him and his wife, including a photo of them standing at the altar at their wedding.
He captioned the post, “Happy anniversary to the most beautiful and precious lil wife. I love you so much ❤️.”
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for confidential assistance.

