Lana Del Rey is a popular singer and songwriter. Velvet voice and viscous-piercing compositions brought her worldwide fame. Creativity and the image of the artist echoes the popular American music of 1950-1960. Her piggy bank has many different musical awards, critics' recognition and a huge army of fans.
The biography and personal life of the singer
The real name of the artist is Elizabeth Woolridge Grant. She was born in New York on June 21, 1985. Elizabeth spent her childhood in Lake Placid, where the Olympics were held in 1932 and 1980.
Lana Del Rey's family is quite wealthy. The singer’s grandfather, Robert Ingland Grant Sr., was once an investment banker, and later became vice president of several companies and owns his own venture capital.
The father of the future star is very successful in domain investment and at the same time helps her daughter in her musical career. Mom Elizabeth is a school teacher, the family has two more children: the younger brother and sister of the singer.
Since childhood, the girl showed interest in music. She played the guitar and sang in the school choir. Then Lana entered New York University in Geneseo and, without having studied for a year, left him. However, later she successfully graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Fordham.
The teenage age of Lana Del Rey was very intense and ambiguous. The girl was seriously "addicted" to alcoholic drinks and it came to a closed school and rehabilitation clinic. After which she still managed to defeat the addiction and return to normal life.
Lana pays great attention to charity. She not only transfers money, but also personally participates in various promotions and charity projects.
As for personal life, it is known about her long romance with musician Barry James O'Neill. After three years of relationship, the couple broke up.
Then Lana had an affair with the photographer Francesco Carrozzini. Persistent rumors are circulating about the breakup of the couple, but the lovers have not yet commented on this information.
