Lily Allen shocked everyone with gripping details about her disastrous marriage to David Harbour in her new album, „West End Girl“.
Talk about living in the Upside Down.
It’s not often a celebrity airs their dirtiest laundry in public. But singer Lily Allen shocked everyone last Friday with her new album “West End Girl,” which appears to present everything you ever wanted to know — and much, much more — about why her marriage to “Stranger Things” star David Harbour went off the rails.
“I found a shoebox full of handwritten letters from brokenhearted women,” she sings on “Pu–y Palace,” a song about visiting a partner’s secret hook-up apartment. “Sheets pulled off the bed … Long black hair, probably from the night before/ Duane Reade bag with the handles tied/ Sex toys … lube inside/ Hundreds of Trojans … How’d I get caught up in your double life?”
Social media went crazy over the weekend, with cyber sleuths picking apart the lyrics and Gwyneth Paltrow calling the record a “masterpiece.”
Page Six has reached out to Harbour for comment. He has not yet publicly spoken about the record, which is earning “The Fear” singer the best reviews she’s received in years.
“The thing about Lily, the thing that makes her so special is that she is a survivor,” a London music insider who has worked with Allen told The Post — adding that “Lily is not an easy person, she’d be the first to tell you that.”
Allen, 40, has been careful over the past few days, saying the lyrics are a “mixture of fact and fiction.”
She and Harbour, 50, met on the dating app Raya wed in 2020 and confirmed their split last February — two years after showing off their Cobble Hill home in a much-shared Architectural Digest story and video.
That home has just gone up for sale for nearly $8 million. Allen starts off the album singing about the fairy tale of setting up home in a Brooklyn brownstone “I could never afford.
