Overview
- Allen’s first album in seven years, released October 24 via BMG, chronicles the collapse of her four-year marriage to David Harbour.
- Lyrics on tracks including “Tennis” and “Madeline” depict an open arrangement with rules that she alleges were broken after discovering incriminating texts.
- A woman identified by multiple outlets as costume designer Natalie Tippett acknowledged she has heard the song and declined to discuss details, citing family concerns.
- Allen told The Times that “Madeline” is a fictional composite, stressing she uses artistic license even as the record draws on personal experience.
- Harbour has not addressed the claims, previously telling GQ he would not engage, and outlets report he has disabled comments on social media following the album’s release.