Who is Lana Del Rey?

American singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey is also known by her stage name Elizabeth Woolridge Grant. Other well-known names for her include Lizzy Grant and Sparkle Jumprope Queen. She sings and performs. She also maintains a webpage. She has also received numerous prestigious accolades.

Famous record companies like Interscope, Polydor, 5 Points, and Strangers have collaborated with Lana Del Rey. She uses the Baroque pop and dream pop-rock genres. Rick Novels, ASAP Rocky, Jack Antonoff, Emile Haynie, The Weeknd, Bobby Womack, Dan Auerbach, and many others were among the celebrities she collaborated with on her tracks.

Lana Del Rey’s Biography and Wiki

Lana Del Rey was born on June 21, 1985, making her 37 years old as of 2022. Lana was raised a Roman Catholic in a lower-middle-class household in Manhattan, New York, in the United States. Along with her family, she relocated to Lake Placid, New York’s upstate. For a while, Lana also resided in Long Island, New York. Lana was born in the United States and practices Christianity.

St. Agnes School in New York City, New York, is where Lana Del Rey finished her elementary education. Later, she attended the Kent School in Connecticut, where she studied. Lana finished her additional study at Fordham University and received a Bachelor of Arts degree. When she was a student at her school, she used to perform in the church choirs.

Quick Facts

Name	Lana Del Rey
Full Name	Elizabeth Woolridge Grant
Net Worth	$30 Million
Date of Birth	21 June 1985
Age	37 Years
Birth Place	Manhattan, New York, United States
Profession	Singer and Songwriter
Nationality	American
Hometown	Manhattan, New York, United States
Zodiac Sign	Cancer
School	St. Agnes School, New York City, United States Kent School, Connecticut, United States
College / University	Fordham University, New York City, New York
Education Qualification	Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Relationships, Family, and Boyfriend

Lana Del Rey’s mother, Mrs. Patricia Ann (Patt), works as an account executive for the Grey Group, and her father, Mr. Robert England Grant Jr., is a copywriter by trade. Her mother was a teacher, and before Lana became famous, her father worked at a furniture company before transitioning into a successful domain investor.

Two of Lana Del Rey’s siblings exist. She has a younger sister named Caroline Grant, a well-known photographer, and a younger brother named Charlie Hill-Grant, who is also a photographer.

Unmarried is Lana Del Rey’s marital status. Nevertheless, on December 15, 2020, Lana and musician Clayton Johnson announced their engagement.

She dated police officer Sean Larkin from 2019 until 2020. She dated American rapper G-Eazy in 2017. She dated Italian-born director Francesco Carrozzini from 2014 to 2015. She dated the famous musician Barrie-James O’Neill from 2011 to 2014. They were engaged at one point, however, their relationship ended.

In addition to these, she has also been romantically linked to American musicians Moby and Shanon Leto, as well as singer Jimmy Gnecco and director and animator Steven Mertens. Additionally, American actor James Franco, music producer Andrew Gillott, renowned investor Justin Murdock, and singer-songwriter Marilyn Manson have all been linked to her.

Physical Appearance

Lana Del Rey has a stunning appearance and an alluring attitude. Grace stands at a height of five feet and five inches and weighs about 63 kg.

Lana Del Rey has a really attractive, slim frame, and her body measurements are an outstanding 34-29-38. Lana has gorgeous, silky-smooth blonde hair and enchanting eyes in a stunning hazel shade.

Career Lana Del Rey began her professional life by signing a contract and recording two EPs during her final year of college.

She gave an interview for an episode of “Index Magazine” in the year 2008. She also directed the music videos for “Methaphetamines,” a song that wasn’t on an album, and “Kill Kill,” which was on the same album.

She contributed to a 2009 television ad for a well-known company. She directed the music videos for the songs “Gramma” and “Yayo” from the album “Kill Kill” this year. She directed the music videos for the songs “Mermaid Motel,” “Put Me In A Movie,” “Brite Lites,” “Jump,” and “Pawn Shop Blues,” which are all a part of the album “Lana Del Rey.”

In the year 2010, she also appeared in the film Poolside. She directed the music videos for the non-album singles “You Can Be The Boss,” “Kinda Outta Luck,” “On Our Way,” and “Hundred Dollar Bills” this year. She directed the music video for the song “Lolita,” which is from the album “Born To Die,” this year. This year, she also published her album with the same name, Lana Del Rey.

She conducted an interview for a “RnB Junk” episode in 2011. She conducted 7 interviews on BBC Radio One episodes between 2011 and 2019. As part of the music album “Born To Die,” she also directed the music videos for “Diet Mountain Dew,” “National Anthem,” “Video Games,” and “Blue Jeans” (Original Version) this year. The album “Born To Diesong “‘s “Blue Jeans” was the next project she worked on. Additionally, this year saw the debut of her two singles, “Video Games” and “Born To Die,” which were included in both portions of the album. This year saw the debut of her promotional song, “Off To The Races.”

She acted as Jackie Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe in the 2012 film “National Anthem” and as an artist in the film “Ride,” for which she also wrote the scripts. She worked on four magazine films this year, including “Lana Del Rey,” “ZOO Presents Lana Del Rey,” “Nylon X Lana Del Rey,” and “L’Officiel Presents Lana Del Rey,” all published by L’Officiel Publications. On the TV series “The Jonathan Ross Show,” “American Idol,” “Late Show With David Letterman,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and “Buenas Noches y Buenafuente” this year, she sang the song “Video Games.” On “The Voice UK,” she performed the song “Blue Jeans,” and on “Saturday Night Live,” she sang both “Video Games” and “Blue Jeans.”

She was a guest on two episodes of “NME Interviews” and “One-To-Watch By My Space” this year. She also made an appearance in a “H&M” commercial this year. She also contributed tracks to the album “Born To Die” this year, including “National Anthem,” “Summertime Sadness,” and its Cedric Gervais remix. She also contributed to the music videos for “Blue Velvet,” “Ride,” and “Bel Air” this year, all of which were directed by Johan Renck.

She also released her CD, “Born To Die,” this year. In addition, this year saw the publication of four of her singles: “Blue Jeans,” “Summertime Sadness,” “National Anthem,” and “Ride” from “Born To Die: The Paradise Edition.” Carmen and Blue Velvet, two of her tracks, were released this year. This year saw the release of her songs “Radio,” “Without You,” “Dayglo Reflection,” “Body Electric,” “Bel Air,” “Gods & Monsters,” “Cola,” “American,” and “Yayo.”

She co-wrote the 2013 film “Tropico,” in which she played the dual roles of Eve and Mary. She worked on the songs “Young and Beautiful,” “Two Minutes To Four And Reunited,” “Magic Tree And I Let Myself Go,” and “Hotel Sayre” this year, as well as “Burning Desire,” “Bel Air,” “Body Electric,” and “Gods and Monsters,” which are all included on the soundtrack to “The Great Gatsby,” “Desire,” and the album “Tropico.”

She also participated in the Anthony Shurmer-directed music videos for the song “Chelsea Hotel No. 2” from the album “Paradise,” titled “Burning Desire.” She also contributed to the album “The Great Gatsby”Young “‘s and Beautiful” music video, which was directed by Chris Sweeney and Sophie Muller and included a Cedric Gervais remix. Later, she appeared in the Anthony Mandler-directed music video “Tropico Short Film,” which was for the album “Paradise,” alongside Body Electric, God’s and Monsters, and Bel Air.

Her extended play album, named “Tropico,” was published on December 6 of this year. Additionally, she released four singles this year: “Dark Paradise” from the album “Born To Die,” “Young and Beautiful” from the album “The Great Gatsby,” “Summertime Sadness” (a remix with Cedric Gervais), and “Young And Beautiful” (a remix with Cedric Gervais). This year saw the debut of her promotional single, “Burning Desire.”

She produced two magazine films in 2014, “Madame Figaro Presents Lana Del Rey” and “FADER Presents Lana Del Rey,” both published by Madame Figaro Publications. She collaborated on the songs “Big Eyes,” “I Can Fly,” and “Once Upon A Dream,” which are both from the soundtrack for the movie “Maleficent,” this year.

She also participated in the music videos “West Coast” by Vincent Haycock, “Shades of Cool” by Jake Nava, “Pretty When You Cry” (Unreleased), which she directed, and “Ultraviolence” by Francesco Carrozzini this year. She also released the singles “West Coast,” “Shades of Cool,” and “Brooklyn Baby” this year as a part of the album “Ultraviolence.” Her promotional song “Black Beauty” was released this year. Her tracks “Old Money,” “Is This Happiness,” and “Florida Kilos” were all released this year.

She worked as an executive producer on the film “Hi How Are You, Daniel Johnston” in 2015. He participated in the Complex Publications magazine movie “Lana Del Rey August/September Issue” this year. She worked on the unreleased trailer-only soundtrack for “The Age of Adaline,” which featured the song “Life Is Beautiful,” as well as the song “Some Things Last A Long Time” from “Hi, How Are You Daniel Johnston?”

She also contributed to the ‘Honeymoon’ music videos this year (Unreleased). Her promotional singles “Honeymoon” and “Terrence Loves You” were released this year. Her tracks “Freak” and “Prisoner” were released this year. She was on “The Endless Summer Tour” from June 7 to June 16, 2015.

She wrote the screenplay for the 2016 film “Freak,” in which she featured as Pamela Courson. She participated in and self-directed the song “Freak,” which is a part of the album “Honeymoon.” This year saw the debut of her single, “Stargirl Interlude.”

She sang in the 2017 film “Tower of Song: A Memorial Tribute to Leonard Cohen” and as herself in “The King.” She and Adam Cohen this year played the song “Chelsea Hotel No. 2” from the album “Tower of Song: A Memorial Tribute To Leonard Cohen.” She conducted interviews for two episodes of “Complex Cover” and “KRQQ” this year. She conducted two interviews for “Beats Radio One” episodes between 2017 and 2018.

She participated in the music videos for “Love,” “Lust for Life,” and “White Mustang” this year. This year, she also published her album, “Lust For Life.” Additionally, this year saw the publication of her singles “Love,” “Lust For Life,” “Summer Bummer,” and “Groupie Love,” which are all a part of the album “Lust For Love.” This year saw the debut of her promotional song, “Coachella – Woodstock In My Mind.” This year saw the release of her songs “13 Beaches,” “Cherry,” “Get Free,” “Beautiful People, Beautiful Problems,” and “Tomorrow Never Came.”

Awards

There are 92 awards that Lana Del Rey has been nominated for, and she has won 27 of them. One Billboard Woman in Music Award, one ASCAP Music Award, two BRIT Awards, one Danish Music Award, two Echo Awards, one Elle Style Award, nine GAFFA Awards, one GQ Artist of the Year Award, one Hungarian Music Award, one Ivor Novello Award, two MTV Awards, one NME Award, two Q Awards, one Satellite Award, and one UK Music Award have all been given to her.

In addition to this, she has received nominations for the Cameraimage, Critic’s Choice Movie Award, Golden Globe, Grammy, iHeartRadio Music, Independent Music, International Dance Music, Esme Chatwin, People’s Choice, Swiss Music, and World Soundtrack Awards.

Controversies

Lana Del Rey was involved in a great deal of controversy. Her first critique of “Glamorizing Abuse” came in March 2012 when she posted the artwork for the song “Blue Jeans,” which depicted a man’s tattooed hand beneath her. She let her disheveled curls fly in October 2012 before putting them inside a Native American headdress.

Her 2013 short film “Tropico” contained some inappropriate material. In a music video’s 27-second excerpt from November 2014, Del Rey was shown participating in a rape scene. In October 2018, she and Azealia Banks engaged in combat.

She criticized music critic Ann Powers for his review of one of her albums in September 2019. Lana criticized alternative singers and female writers in May 2020. Her album cover for the song “Chemtrails Over The Country Club” caused controversy in January 2021.

Lana Del Rey’s Net worth

As of 2022, Lana Del Rey’s net worth was about $30 million. She primarily makes money from her singing, endorsements, advertisements, filming jobs, and other endeavors.

Information and Facts

• Lana Del Rey stayed at her aunt and uncle’s home on Long Island for a full year. She started out as a waitress while studying the guitar with her uncle.
• She was sent to Kent School in Connecticut, the US when she was 15 years old because of a developing drinking problem.
• She has stated that she had a very difficult childhood and adolescence. Even her uncle, who worked as the boarding school’s admissions officer, had to set up financial aid for her.

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