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Lana Del Rey has been everywhere these past few days radiating both glamour and a new sense of personal contentment. According to InStyle she made her official red carpet debut with husband Jeremy Dufrene during Paris Fashion Week on October 5th, where the two were seen exchanging kisses and holding hands at the Valentino show. The pair glowed in coordinated fashion—Lana in a striking lavender gown with fur trim and Jeremy in a laid-back blue jacket ensemble. Their romance has become something of a public fascination since their Louisiana bayou wedding a little over a year ago, which People highlighted with insider snaps and stories of an intimate gathering among friends like Jack Antonoff. She even posted an Instagram anniversary tribute last month featuring their airboat ceremony and embroidered mementos, much to the delight of fans.

Her sister Chuck Grant, an accomplished photographer, joined Lana at the Zimmermann Fashion Show on October 6 in Paris, marking yet another high-profile appearance. The entire trip felt like a victory lap—last summer, Lana was spotted at the wedding of a favorite creator, hinting at her growing circle in the influencer and fashion worlds. And as always, Lana is ever-present online: per HypeAuditor, her @honeymoon Instagram account now boasts over 21 million followers, with engagement rates that rank her among the top 100 global influencers for October 2025.

Musically, significant news dropped this week when reports surfaced that Lana Del Rey has registered a new song titled First Light with ASCAP—causing a stir on fan forums and in the entertainment press. EN MeriStation and OpenCritic both report buzz that she could be tapped to record the theme for the hotly anticipated James Bond video game 007 First Light, due out in March 2026. Although officially unconfirmed, this would be her most high-profile soundtrack work since her song 24 was considered for the Bond film Spectre.

Business-wise, the biggest headline remains the upcoming delay and title change of her tenth studio album. The album, originally named The Right Person Will Stay, then Stove, will now debut at the end of January 2026 with yet another undisclosed title, The Business Standard reports. Lana described her new music direction to W Magazine as a “country flair,” a departure from her trademark alt-pop moody sound.

Fans can also catch her live soon as she is billed to appear alongside Neil Young and Beck at the Harvest Moon Festival at The Painted Turtle in Lake Hughes, California this coming weekend, as announced by JamBase—a notable booking that further cements her reputation as a genre-blurring festival draw.

Socially, she’s jumped into fan comments expressing gratitude for her marriage and even confronting instances of stalking, showing she is as candid as ever with her online community, AOL reports. Speculation about relationship drama swirled briefly this week, but no reputable outlet has verified any real turmoil and, on the contrary, current coverage consistently shows her in happy partnership with Jeremy Dufrene.

The long-term significance here is the sense that Lana Del Rey is navigating her forties—and her career—by setting her own pace, blending high fashion and musical reinvention while balancing rare but affectionate public appearances with genuine engagement on social media. It is the jackpot of fame on her own terms, and every headline this week seems to reinforce it.

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