Overview
- Lily Allen’s first studio album in seven years arrives with 14 tracks she says she wrote in about ten days following her separation.
- Reviews describe vivid, confessional lyrics set to sleek, distinctly British pop arrangements, with some critics invoking Lorde’s 'Melodrama' for comparison.
- In interviews, Allen says the album blends fact and fiction and that she no longer seeks payback or holds anger over the breakup.
- David Harbour addressed the separation in Esquire Spain, acknowledging pain, regret and personal growth without detailing specific allegations.
- A track titled 'Madeline' and Allen’s Halloween costume have fueled third‑party speculation that remains unconfirmed and rooted in interpretation of lyrics and imagery.