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Glastonbury Festival. The name conjures images of mud, music, and mayhem – a sensory overload for even the most seasoned festival-goers. But amidst the chaos and crowds, even celebrities need to recharge. And for Paul Mescal and Gracie Abrams, that recharge took a decidedly unique form at NYC Downlow, a notorious Soho club, in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Witnessed by a select few, the pair reportedly engaged in what can only be described as an 'aura cleansing' session. While details remain scarce (and shrouded in the hazy atmosphere of a 3am club), the sighting has sparked considerable buzz amongst fans and industry insiders alike. Was this a genuine spiritual practice, a playful moment of downtime, or simply a clever way to escape the festival frenzy?

Let's face it, Glastonbury is an assault on the senses. Flashing lights, booming bass, relentless sunshine, and a potent mix of…well, let's just say *distinctive* smells. The smoking area of NYC Downlow, a haven for those seeking a respite from the main festival grounds, provided a surprisingly intimate setting for this unexpected encounter.

NYC Downlow itself is no stranger to celebrity clientele. Its reputation as a late-night hotspot, known for its energetic atmosphere and discreet service, makes it a popular choice for those wanting to unwind away from the spotlight. But a reported aura cleansing session? That's a new one, even for this iconic venue.

Paul Mescal, fresh off his acclaimed performance in Aftersun and starring in the upcoming Napoleon, has become something of a cultural icon. His grounded personality and genuine connection with fans have made him a beloved figure. Gracie Abrams, the rising singer-songwriter, is equally admired for her introspective lyrics and captivating stage presence. Their pairing at Glastonbury, and subsequently at NYC Downlow, only adds to their mystique.

So, how *do* the celebs handle the Glastonbury grind? It seems the answer is as varied as the festival itself. While some might opt for a quiet pint and a lie-down, Mescal and Abrams chose a more…spiritual route. Whether it was genuine or just a bit of fun, one thing's for sure: their late-night ritual at NYC Downlow is a story that will be told for years to come. It’s a testament to the fact that even at the peak of fame, everyone needs a moment to breathe – and perhaps, cleanse their aura.

The question remains: will this become a new Glastonbury trend? Will we see other stars embracing aura cleansing as a post-festival recovery method? Only time will tell. But for now, Paul Mescal and Gracie Abrams have given us a glimpse into the secret lives of celebrities at Glastonbury – and it's far more intriguing than we could have imagined.