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Lana Del Rey is engaged!

The 35-year-old Ultraviolence superstar performed her song “Love You Like a Woman” on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday night (December 14).

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During the performance, Lana got fans buzzing on social media when they noticed a big ring on a special finger on her hand. And now, a source is confirming the news to People!

The Grammy nominee — who largely keeps her love life under wraps — recently got engaged to singer Clayton Johnson, 31, a source confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.

The two began following each other on Instagram back in August, and she has made appearances on his social media. They also celebrated Halloween together in matching Wizard of Oz costumes.

Clayton was a vocalist and guitarist of trio The Johnsons, where he used to sing pop-tinged songs alongside his brothers Chantry and Connor.

Congratulations to the happy couple! Find out who else got engaged this year…

Lana Del Rey is clarifying some things.

After the 35-year-old “Lust for Life” singer showcased herself wearing what appeared to be a mesh mask at a fan meet-and-greet for her new poetry book, Lana responded to an article about the backlash on Monday (November 16).

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“Pictured on Twitter: Lana Del Rey in a mesh face mask. Then all hell broke loose. In a move surprising to none, criticism from fans came down hard and fast. Most (if not all) of the comments emphasized the irresponsibility of Del Rey’s choice of mask during a global pandemic,” the Michigan Daily article reads.

“Great article. The mask had plastic on the inside. They’re commonly sewn in by stylists these days. I don’t generally respond to articles because I don’t care. But there ya go. Same goes for everyone’s masks in my video. I’m lucky enough to have a team of people who can do that,” she responded on Twitter.

She also hit back regarding her political beliefs, which she also did earlier in the month.

“Other whispers online have suggested that Del Rey glamorizes abusive and toxic relationships; some have accused the artist of being a secret “Trump supporter,” going so far as to say that Del Rey’s American vintage style is indicative of her personal politics (‘Harken, ye old glory days’),” the Michigan Daily article goes on to say.

“Again not that I believe it’s anyone’s business at all-but I made it clear who I voted for. And I don’t glamorize tough relationships. Relationships can just be tough. Period. Every other singer sings about the same damn thing. Always have, Probably always will. Thanks stay tuned,” she responded on Twitter.

See more from the appearance that caused such controversy.

Lana Del Rey read a tweet that accused her of voting for Donald Trump in the 2020 election, and she had a lot to say in response.

“I just KNOW Elizabeth voted for Trump, I wish I could look up her voting records. Something doesn’t sit right with me,” the person tweeted.

Lana saw the tweet and cursed her out, saying, “Go. F**k. Yourself.” Lana has not revealed who she voted for in the election, but this response would appear to imply that she did not vote for Trump!

The fan then responded, “Lana telling me to go f**k myself when I have her tattooed on my arm lmfaoooo alright.” Lana responded again, and you can read the exchange below.

These celebrities most definitely DID vote for Donald Trump in the election.

Lana Del Rey‘s new music era has begun!

The 35-year-old Grammy-nominated singer just released her latest single titled “Let Me Love You Like a Woman.”

“Let me love you like a woman / Let me hold you like a baby / Let me shine like a diamond,” Lana sings. “Let me be who I’m meant to be / Talk to me in songs and poems / Don’t make me be bittersweet
Let me love you like a woman

The new single is the first song off of Lana‘s upcoming seventh studio album Chemtrails Over the Country Club. Lana revealed that she will either be releasing the album at the end of this year, or beginning of next year.

Back in July, Lana debuted the audiobook version of her poetry collection, Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass, which you can listen to here.

If you missed it, Lana recently faced some major backlash from fans.

You can download Lana Del Rey‘s new song off of iTunes here – listen to “Let Me Love You Like a Woman” now!

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Lana Del Rey is being met with backlash amid the pandemic.

The 35-year-old Born to Die singer posted a video of herself meeting fans at an event for her new poetry book, Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass, on Friday (October 2) at a Barnes & Noble in Los Angeles.

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At the meet and greet event, Lana wore what appeared to a mesh sparkly mask, in which her smile could clearly be seen behind the seemingly non-protective mask.

Fans shared their concerns and outrage at once on social media, begging her not to wear the mask.

“ur setting urself up at this point we cant defend you 💔💔,” one popular comment reads.

“lana please wear a real mask i’m begging you be safe,” added another.

“I love u but pls don’t wear that mask,” added another.

She also faced backlash over the summer for her thoughts on her artistry and “the culture.”

Lana Del Rey recently expressed that she will “die an underdog.”

Lana Del Rey is getting candid about her beliefs.

The “Lust for Life” singer opened up in an interview with collaborator Jack Antonoff for Interview.

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During their chat, Lana talked about her perspective on life amid the pandemic.

“I subscribe to the idea that what’s going on in the macrocosm, whether it be in the presidency or a virus that keeps us isolated, is a reflection of what’s going on in the individual home and inside bedrooms and what people intimately talk about. I think there’s been existential panic for a long time, but people haven’t been paying attention to it because they’ve been too busy buying shoes. And shoes are cute. I love shoes. But now that you can’t go shopping, you have to look at your partner and be like, ‘I’ve lived with you for 20 years, but do I even know you?’ You realize maybe you’ve only ever allowed yourself to scratch the surface of yourself because if you went any deeper, you might have a mild meltdown for no reason, just out of the blue, and no amount of talking could explain why,” she said.

“It’s just a part of your genetic makeup. You could just be prone to panic. I think a lot of people are that way. I got a lot of s–t for not only talking about it, but talking about lots of other things for a super long time. I don’t feel justified in it, because I’m not the kind of artist who’s ever going to get justified,” she continued.

“I will die an underdog and that’s cool with me. But I was right to ask, ‘Why are we here? Where did we come from? What are we doing? What happens if this insane, crazy, sci-fi crisis happens, and then you’re stuck with yourself, and you’re stuck with your partner who doesn’t pay attention to you?’ I’m not saying it’s more relevant than ever, but my concern for myself, the country, the world— I knew we weren’t prepared for something like this, mentally. I also think it’s a really good thing that we’ve gotten to this point where we have to bump up against ourselves, because it’s not going to be the same when the Beverly Center reopens.”

She recently released a recording of a poem, called “LA Who Am I To Love You” – listen to her recording!

Lana Del Rey is on the go.

The 35-year-old Norman F–king Rockwell singer was spotted heading in and out of a local 7-Eleven on Tuesday (July 28) in Los Angeles.

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Lana was seen wearing daisy dukes, sunglasses, a hat and a protective face mask amid the pandemic, which she was seen carefully removing outside the car after her shopping trip.

On the same day, Lana released the audiobook version of her new poetry collection, Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass, which is read by the Grammy Award nominee herself with music composed by her frequent collaborator Jack Antonoff.

She just released one poem from the collection now, called “LA Who Am I To Love You” – listen to her recording!