Gracie Abrams BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Charli XCX just crowned me her Glastonbury 2025 “Apple girl” during a high-profile festival announcement, putting my name at the center of next summer’s most anticipated UK music event according to AOL. Social media quickly picked up the news, with my Instagram account jumping past 5.4 million followers in the last month and an engagement rate topping 8 percent as reported by HypeAuditor, making me one of the platform’s top music influencers globally and in the US. Businesswise, my Instagram earnings remain strong, estimated between $27,000 to almost $38,000 per month as the platform’s analytics firm notes, and projections for yearly earnings exceed $330,000. Over the past 30 days, I gained over 110,000 followers, while my follower growth rate remains excellent compared to peers.
Recent months also marked major public appearances. The fashion world is buzzing because Vogue just confirmed I will perform at the highly exclusive Vogue World: Hollywood showcase on October 26, sharing the bill with Doja Cat before a VIP crowd that includes Nicole Kidman, Gwyneth Paltrow, Greta Lee, and Miley Cyrus, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The event will be streamed live and helmed by top showrunner Mark A. Ritchie.
In relationship headlines, my partnership with Paul Mescal continues to draw subtle but persistent attention. According to a May 2025 report from IMDb via Just Jared, I supported Paul at the Cannes premiere of “The History of Sound," turning heads by wearing Chanel and appearing together for the second time this year. While we rarely offer public comments, Paul made a rare statement to GQ recently, telling AOL that our relationship is “deeply precious ” and something he wants to protect. This continues our pattern of attending events together without making it a performative brand move. We remain private, but the joint appearance, especially at the Gladiator II after party in November, sparked a wave of coverage and even more fan speculation.
Music-wise, while I wore a notable veiled bridal-inspired look at February’s Grammys and was up for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with Taylor Swift for our collaboration “Us”—as AOL reported, with much talk about our close friendship—I was not included in the 2026 Grammy nominations, which Villanovan says was a surprise given the past year’s visibility.
There are no verified scandals, album releases, or major controversies swirling as of late; most headlines and social buzz are centering on my anticipated festival slots, performances, and distinct visibility in key fashion and entertainment circles. In summary, the past few days have been all about festival hype, exclusive event bookings, social media strength, fashion, and that artful mix of public affection and privacy with Paul.
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