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Lana Del Rey Obtains Marriage License With Boyfriend Jeremy Dufrene

Romance rumors surrounding the couple began earlier this year.

Lana Del Rey Obtains Marriage License With Boyfriend Jeremy Dufrene

Wedding bells seem to be on the horizon for Lana Del Rey!

The “Summertime Sadness” superstar and boat captain Jeremy Dufrene reportedly obtained a marriage license on September 23, People confirmed with the Lafourche Parish Clerk of Court. Once a marriage license is obtained, the couple has 30 days to tie the knot.


Billboard has reached out to Del Rey’s team for confirmation.

While Del Rey appears to know Dufrene — they were spotted holding hands last weekend in the UDel Rey and Dufrene have been spotted out on dates recently, and seem to have known each other for several years. She was previously pictured with him in photos she posted in 2019, from a swamp and marsh tour south of New Orleans, which she captioned: “Jeremy lemme be captain at Arthur’s Air Boat Tours x.” More recently, Del Rey tagged him on an Instagram post this past May. She captioned the photo, which also featured her two siblings, “Family w my guy @jeremy.dufrene @codyjay.”

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The couple was most recently photographed holding hands in coordinating blue outfits earlier this month, when they attended model Karen Elson’s New York City wedding to Electric Lady Studios owner Lee Foster.

Dufrene is a captain with Arthur’s Airboat Tours in Louisiana. Video footage on TMZ from one of Dufrene’s tours shows he has no fear of getting up close and personal with alligators.

This article was originally published by Billboard U.S.

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