Lana Del Rey has sparked concern she did not sign a prenup after she appeared to reveal a detail about her marriage over the weekend.
Devoted fans of the 39-year-old singer have expressed surprise after she debuted a new song with lyrics about her whirlwind wedding during her Stagecoach performance.
At the country music festival, she sang a new tune titled Stars Fell On Alabama, which fans have also referred to as Husband of Mine, dedicated to her swamp tour guide husband Jeremy Dufrene.
The lyrics led fans to believe that she did not sign a prenup when marrying the boat captain and alligator tour guide less than a year ago.
Though the pair have not publicly disclosed whether they have a prenup, fans are convinced her reported $30 million fortune is at risk if they would ever divorce.
During her same festival appearance, she also performed for the first time another new song titled 57.5, revealing in the lyrics that she once kissed the controversial country singer Morgan Wallen.

Lana Del Rey has sparked concern she did not sign a prenup after she appeared to reveal a detail about her marriage over the weekend; pictured on April 25
Opening her performance, the crooner sang: ‘Husband of mine / Don’t let them put all this paper between us.
‘What’s yours is mine / What’s mine is between you, me and Jesus / I’ve got nothing to lose except you and maybe my mind.’
The revealing lyrics sparked worry among her fans, with one X, formerly Twitter, user sharing concern that a potential divorce could see Dufrene claim Lana’s millions.
‘Oh no, he’s going to take her hard earned money,’ one tweet read.
‘I truly believe miss Lana Del Rey does everything for the plot because why is she admitting to the world she didn’t make that man sign a prenup in a song,’ another questioned.
‘She literally just said she didn’t make him sign a prenup,’ yet another comment read.
Someone else added: ‘Concerned he didn’t sign a prenup.’
‘Does this mean there’s no prenup?? she said what’s mine is yours.’
Elsewhere in the song, she preemptively apologized to her 50-year-old husband, who is 10 years her senior, for the ageist comments he might face following their marriage.
‘I apologize in advance for what they’ll say about the lines on your face / They’re a road map of your lovely life / Hope they extend you a little grace.’

Devoted fans of the 39-year-old singer have expressed surprise after she debuted a new song with lyrics about her whirlwind wedding during her Stagecoach performance

At the country music festival, she sang a new tune titled Stars Fell On Alabama, which fans have also referred to as Husband of Mine, dedicated to her swamp tour guide husband Jeremy Dufrene; Lana seen on April 25

The lyrics led fans to believe that she did not sign a prenup when marrying the boat captain and alligator tour guide less than a year ago

Though the pair have not publicly disclosed whether they have a prenup, fans are convinced her reported $30 million fortune is at risk if they would ever divorce

The revealing lyrics sparked worry among her fans, with one X, formerly Twitter, user sharing concern that a potential divorce could see Dufrene claim Lana’s millions

‘Does this mean there’s no prenup?? she said what’s mine is yours,’ a social media user wrote

‘Oh no, he’s going to take her hard earned money,’ one tweet read

‘She literally just said she didn’t make him sign a prenup,’ yet another comment read

‘Concerned he didn’t sign a prenup,’ one fan also added in agreement

‘Why is she admitting to the world she didn’t make that man sign a prenup in a song?’ another fan questioned
Back in September 2024, the songstress married the gator tour guide in a shock wedding — just one month after debuting their romance.
They exchanged vows by the water in Des Allemandes, Louisiana at the same bayou where Dufrene operates his popular swamp tours.
Earlier this month, she dropped her new single Henry, Come On, a country ballad from her 10th studio album.
The new songs are expected to be released as part of her upcoming album, which was originally titled The Right Person Will Stay and set for release on May 21.
However, the musician later shared a since-deleted Instagram reel, in which she told her fans that the release date and the album title have been changed.
‘You know it’s not going to come on time, right? Should I even tell you that the name changed again?
‘Should I tell you that now, while you’re so happy that you even have a song? Yeah, maybe I’ll wait,’ she said, per Rolling Stone.