Singer Lana Del Rey, widely known for her haunting, cinematic sound and reflective lyrics, has also been open about her past struggles with alcohol. The artist behind hits like “Summertime Sadness” and “Born to Die” describes herself as a “wild child,” whose journey included darker moments fueled by heavy drinking.
Behind the glitz and Billboard hits, Del Rey’s story is one of personal reflection, strength, and overcoming addiction. Let’s explore what Del Rey has shared about her alcohol problems and how she found her way to a healthier, more grounded life.
In interviews, Del Rey has reflected on her experiences with alcohol, describing a time when her life spiraled as drinking became a habit. After being sent to Kent School in Connecticut, her drinking increased to what she called “dangerous” levels, often at parties or even alone. For her, alcohol became a way to escape and cope, but it soon became a destructive force. In her song “Born to Die,” the lyrics hint at the depth of her emotional struggles, giving listeners a glimpse into this difficult period.
Del Rey has shared that while drinking, she also pursued her passion for music, a passion that helped sustain her through darker times. However, she knew something needed to change if she was going to find peace. Ultimately, Del Rey sought sobriety, finding strength through creativity and introspection.
As Del Rey gained control over her life and her drinking, her relationships changed for the better. In interviews, she’s explained how her addiction impacted her ability to maintain trust and stability in friendships and relationships. Now, she emphasizes how important it is to have genuine, supportive connections. For Del Rey, being in a healthy, loving relationship and having the opportunity to express herself artistically have helped ground her journey toward healing.
Stories like Del Rey’s are reminders that heavy drinking and partying aren’t paths to happiness or fulfillment. Alcohol can often deepen isolation rather than ease it. But with the right support and a commitment to change, recovery is possible. If you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol addiction, know that there are people who care and resources that can help.
At Asana Recovery, our team of counselors and healthcare experts provides compassionate support through each stage of recovery, from alcohol withdrawal to detox and rehabilitation. With time, patience, and the right help, you can overcome addiction and build a life filled with meaning and purpose.
If you’re ready to start your journey to recovery, contact Asana Recovery. Call us today at (949) -763-3440 to learn more about our residential treatment programs and our supportive, supervised detox services. Let us help you find your path to health and healing.
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