AceShowbiz - Lana Del Rey sparked controversy with one of the new tracks, unofficially dubbed "Husband of Mine," at the Stagecoach Festival. She hinted at insights into her whirlwind marriage to Louisiana swamp tour guide Jeremy Dufrene, with lyrics alluding to the absence of a prenuptial agreement.

In the emotionally charged lyrics, Del Rey sings, "Husband of mine, don't let them put all this paper between us. What's yours is mine / What's mine is between you, me and Jesus."

Reactions varied on social media. "Oh no, he's going to take her hard-earned money," tweeted one concerned fan. Another echoed this anxiety, stating, "She literally just said she didn't make him sign a prenup."

39-year-old Del Rey also addressed potential criticism aimed at her 50-year-old husband due to their age gap. She sang, "I apologize in advance for what they'll say about the lines on your face / They're a roadmap of your lovely life / Hope they extend you a little grace."

Del Rey and Dufrene tied the knot last September in a low-key ceremony held at Dufrene's workplace in Des Allemands, Louisiana. The wedding came just one month after they publicly confirmed their relationship, adding to the whirlwind nature of their romance.

In addition to "Husband of Mine," Del Rey made headlines at Stagecoach with another new song titled "57.5," which included a mention of a kiss with country singer Morgan Wallen.

Both songs are expected to be part of her forthcoming tenth studio album, initially named "The Right Person Will Stay" and slated for a May 21 release. However, in a since-deleted Instagram reel, Del Rey hinted at delays and a possible title change, sharing, "You know it's not going to come on time, right? Should I even tell you that the name changed again? Yeah, maybe I'll wait."

With anticipation building for her new album and the public keenly following her personal life, Lana Del Rey's candid lyrics continue to captivate and provoke discussion among her devoted fan base.