Delilah appears in the first episode of season one, "Pilot". She was a famous singer and friend of Lucifer who would be murdered in a drive-by shooting outside of Lux.
History[]
Before the events of the show, Delilah worked as a club singer at Lux, a nightclub owned by Lucifer. Lucifer would occasionally accompany her while she sang. Later on, Lucifer would grant her a favor, which included Lucifer introducing her to prominent producers in the music industry, including one Jimmy Barns in particular. Due in part to this favor, Delilah eventually became a famous recording artist.
Delilah, after her success with Jimmy, almost marries him, but ends up leaving him at the altar. He later traps her in the bathroom at the Grammys, and tells her he wanted to get back together.
Following these events, Delilah saw dwindling sales and her life started to fall apart as she began to abuse drugs.
Throughout the Series[]
"Pilot"[]
In "Pilot", Delilah visits Lucifer at Lux. The two catch up, and Delilah eventually asks Lucifer if she sold her soul to the Devil. Lucifer laughs her off, informing her that the Devil has no interest in her soul, and asks her to repay his favor to him by "pulling" herself "together".
Delilah promises Lucifer that she would do so, and the pair hug goodbye as the depart Lux arm-in-arm. However, Delilah's life would be cut short when a shooter drives by in a car, killing her.
Delilah's murder would go on to spark Lucifer's quest for vengeance against her killer; a quest that would lead him to meet Chloe for the first time and to become a civllian consultant for the L.A.P.D.
"Once Upon a Time"[]
In the alternative universe introduced in the twenty-sixth bonus episode of season three, Chloe never became a police officer, but Delilah is still murdered outside of Lux. in this universe, the investigating detective of Delilah's death, Dan, never bothered to track down the real killer, which causes Lucifer to have a negative opinion of the L.A.P.D.
Appearances[]
| Season One | ||
|---|---|---|
| #1 | "Pilot" | Appears |
| Season Three | ||
|---|---|---|
| #26 | "Once Upon a Time" | Mentioned |
| Season Six | ||
|---|---|---|
| #3 | "Yabba Dabba Do Me" | Mentioned |
Trivia[]
- Through the interactions between Delilah and Lucifer in the pilot, Lucifer shows concern for Delilah's wellbeing, making her promise to get clean, which shows that he is capable of empathy, a very human emotion, early on in the show.
