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Gracie Abrams has been at the center of a whirlwind few days, even in her rare moments of retreat from the spotlight. Skipping the 2025 MTV VMAs in New York—despite her hit I Love You Im Sorry being up for Song of the Year—was a headline move, especially since this would have marked her first on-site nomination at the iconic awards. AOL reports that Abrams absence may be due to her needing a break after the relentless pace of her Secrets of Us Tour, which wrapped in late August. That break seems well-earned, given she has spent the past year playing to sold-out arenas across North America and Europe, conquering the stages of Glastonbury, and making her debut as a Saturday Night Live musical guest.
Social media has been buzzing with glimpses into her personal life. On July 2, Abrams took to Instagram to post a series of cozy, festival-filtered snapshots from Glastonbury—most notably, a sweet photo of her and boyfriend Paul Mescal lying on a blanket, sparking plenty of conversation among fans and outlets like PEOPLE. Further stoking interest, family cameos featured her brother August and her director-producer dad J.J. Abrams cheering her on in the crowd, and she even shared a video of Charli XCXs set where she appeared as the Apple girl.
The relationship with Paul Mescal continues to get attention. First linked publicly in June 2024 when seen together in London, the two have since been photographed holding hands and cuddling at Glastonbury. According to The Independent, Mescal recently referred to his bond with Abrams as deeply precious, making clear his commitment to keeping their romance shielded from relentless public scrutiny, while still expressing publicly his hopes to start a family someday—a remark echoed by Stellar.ie in coverage of a Rolling Stone interview where Mescal described his desire for a future home life.
Abrams has also let her voice be heard on global issues, using her social media to spotlight a United Nations report accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza, as reported by the USA Inquirer. This marks a rare but significant foray into humanitarian advocacy, signaling a willingness to leverage her growing platform for causes beyond music.
With her second album The Secret of Us debuting at number 2 on the Billboard 200 and generating her first top 10 single That’s So True, each move Gracie Abrams makes—from tour stages to red carpet absences and Instagram stories—ripples through both the music industry and pop culture, solidifying her role as a defining voice of her generation.
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