Lana Del Rey gave financial assistance to a woman seeking to escape an abusive relationship during a drive through Los Angeles, according to Billboard.
In a clip posted Sunday to her Instagram Story, the singer was listening to Tate McRae's 2021 track "Rubberband" when she noticed a person approaching her car window. Del Rey explained through on-screen text that she was stopped at a red light on Highland Avenue when a woman approached holding a sign asking for help leaving an abusive domestic situation.
The video captured Del Rey pulling a $100 bill from her purse and handing it directly to the woman outside her vehicle. She urged the person to stay safe and careful as she passed the money through the open window before continuing her drive.
The moment arrives as Del Rey continues receiving attention for "Lies," her recent collaboration with Zach Bryan featured on his eight-track collection Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs. She also recently issued "First Light," the theme for the James Bond video game of the same name.
Del Rey has largely kept off the road while finishing work on her forthcoming country project, titled Stove, though she recently traveled to perform at the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Singapore.