Lana with a fan at Ralph’s in Los Angeles - March 15 2025

[wildflowerwildfire 7,030]

jeremy's trans hating trump loving influence on this girl

i want lana del rey aka elizabeth grant not mrs dufrene

[Sinner Get Ready 201]

1 hour ago, X8vinylScratchX said:

Twink lives matter

enough 

 

also i just want to know how her hair is surviving so many rounds of bleach and toners and dye 

[daphnedinkley 14,192]

this entire thread just made me realise i could NAWWWTTTTT be a celebrity bc what if somebody asks me for a selfie and they take it and i look really ugly in it but it’s on THEIR PHONE so i can’t delete it and they MIGHT UPLOAD IT omfg noooo in that instance im turning into joseph joestar and smashing up cameras  i can’t do it

[fl0r1dakil0s 22,058]

3 hours ago, RIP ivory almond said:

omg u might live close to where my parents live / i was born;

have you ever been to beeman park? i used to go there all the time when i was little

 

i'm on the other side of coldwater but i have been to that park haha it's v cute

[jaesana 4,722]

I feel like her comments say a lot.

 

The fact that we’ve received complete radio silence from her for 4 months + this dragging of a fan indicates that she has no desire to be in the public eye right now. I wonder if she has always requested this to fans or if this is a newer thing. We’ll never know because we’ll never see the pics 🤷🏻‍♀️ (which at the end of the day, it’s valid if she’s doesn’t want them posted).

I speculate that this is because she’s trying to keep her and Jeremy’s lives as lowkey as possible, probably for his sake.

 

I think I’m just taken aback by her swift backlash to this person. There was surely a less volatile way to go about this situation 

[Lindsay Lohan 11,941]

1 hour ago, Lake Placid said:

I wonder if Lana telling fans to not post their selfies together is a new thing or not. I genuinely struggle to believe no one has seen her all year so I would not be surprised at all if this is not her first time doing this 

 

She has been doing this for years but she usually just tells fans to wait a couple days before posting it so it doesn't expose her location 

[barttttender 5,936]

4 minutes ago, Lindsay Lohan said:

 

She has been doing this for years but she usually just tells fans to wait a couple days before posting it so it doesn't expose her location 

 

We'll never know how hard it is for her in terms of paps and being in the public eye. She was stalked, bullied, she wrote entire songs about running away from publicity (13 Beaches, Bartender).

 

That being said, there's no need to drag a fan down publicly and mock them for the "I promise" line. Not when you yourself lie to your fans pretty much every time you open your mouth.

 

 

 

[bluechemtrails 28,507]

6 hours ago, Mer said:

I’m sorry but if Lana didn’t want the pic out there she should not have posed for it. Plenty of celebrities refuse pics. She could’ve chatted with the girl, given her a hug, and politely declined posing for a selfie and I’m sure that girl would’ve been just as happy 

I still think it's disrespectful and selfish of the girl. Lana gave her the selfie out of good faith and trust that she would only use it for herself, and the girl coldly exploited this trust.

[heroindealer 11,693]

6 hours ago, Let the Light In said:

Girl, you’ve been promising false album dates for years so taste your own medicine 

[The Missing Shade of Blue 3,709]

8 hours ago, RIP ivory almond said:

and to both of these posts that shaded me, it was harmless joke, nobody gaf that much

plus, she's spoken about how much she wants a child, so it's not insensitive or rude to speculate about it, even if i was, because her having a child would be wonderful and we would all be so happy for her, i hope she does have one if that's what she wants in life, so take a chill pill or log off and touch grass, bc it rly ain't that serious

 

It unfortunately is that serious. This isn’t just about Lana, it’s a broader issue that affects women everywhere. Not to get "that one friend that's too woke" and all, but speculating about a woman’s pregnancy is invasive and can be hurtful in ways you might not realise. Women already have to deal with our bodies being overly scrutinised and being confined into specific gender roles. Some of us don't want kids, some of us can't have kids. It can cause a great deal of pain for us to be reminded of our personal struggles when complete strangers feel entitled to our to body or personal life. I've watched my sister battle severe endometriosis, and ultimately required life-saving surgery to remove a tennis ball-sized cyst from her ovaries. She can't have children anymore, but still has to deal with pregnancy questions on a regular basis. I know people often mean well or think they're just making harmless jokes, but as a general rule of thumb, please just leave women be. 

 

“Nobody gaf that much" — yes we do. More than you might think.

[barttttender 5,936]

7 minutes ago, The Missing Shade of Blue said:

 

It unfortunately is that serious. This isn’t just about Lana, it’s a broader issue that affects women everywhere. Not to get "that one friend that's too woke" and all, but speculating about a woman’s pregnancy is invasive and can be hurtful in ways you might not realise. Women already have to deal with our bodies being overly scrutinised and being confined into specific gender roles. Some of us don't want kids, some of us can't have kids. It can cause a great deal of pain for us to be reminded of our personal struggles when complete strangers feel entitled to our to body or personal life. I've watched my sister battle severe endometriosis, which ultimately required life-saving surgery to remove a tennis ball-sized cyst from her ovaries. She can't have children anymore, but still has to deal with pregnancy questions on a regular basis. I know people often mean well or think they're just making harmless jokes, but as a general rule of thumb, please just leave women be. 

 

“Nobody gaf that much" — yes we do. More than you might think.

 

 

This 100%.

 

Everyone should read this post. 

 

[ShadesOfViolence 6,827]

if jeremy can't bear her celebrity lifestyle, he shouldn't have married her tf.

[AsDangerousAsHope 959]

1 hour ago, bluechemtrails said:

I still think it's disrespectful and selfish of the girl. Lana gave her the selfie out of good faith and trust that she would only use it for herself, and the girl coldly exploited this trust.

Exactly! The way I see it, even if Lana didn’t ask her not to post it, it’s kinda disrespectful to get home post pictures in a public account and make 100 comments about the interaction, like ???? Famous people are just people and privacy is so important to them, why would you do that? 
 

Maybe it was a misunderstanding? Maybe! But let’s not pretend like there aren’t a lot of people out there that would straight up lie about not posting the picture and would end up posting anyway 

[Cherry Blossom 21,737]

You know the musics gonna be good when Lana beefs her own fans 

[Thats why they call me Dita 10,913]

7 hours ago, TrashMagiq said:

 

She saw the girl calling her man handsome and stood on business

She’s so real for that 

[menslayer 19,298]

11 hours ago, vicdelrey said:

this scares the shit out of me 

[misselectrarockwell 803]

4 hours ago, Lake Placid said:

I wonder if Lana telling fans to not post their selfies together is a new thing or not. I genuinely struggle to believe no one has seen her all year so I would not be surprised at all if this is not her first time doing this 

wait because you’re onto something.. 

[Embach 51,179]

Last week or so, Scarlett Johansson gave an interview and one part of it became controversial amongst her fans. She said that she declines all the fan photo requests when they see her in town or something, because of privacy reasons. 

 

What would you think about that situation, if Lana said now it's enough and won't take photos with fans anymore, like if they see her in town (not in her concerts or events)

 

Also, if she doesn't want that photo out there, maybe we should remove it from here as well or?

[rightofjupiter 16,934]

Being famous really does seem like absolute hell

[Rorman Nockwell 57,527]

She’s always publicly going after fans who, in many cases, have done some tiny little thing wrong that isn’t even that bad, yet her trans-hating husband is right there 

Jester antics