In recent days, rumors of Lady Gaga’s pregnancy have spread across social networks. Recently, the ‘Bad Romance’ singer spoke up to correct. Taylor Swift also showed support for the female singer.
The image of Gaga in a black dress with a large waist has become a topic of discussion in recent days. According to many rumors, the singer is pregnant with her first child with her partner Michael Polansky. But recently, on the TikTok platform , Gaga publicly denied rumors that she was pregnant.
Her large waist makes Gaga think she is pregnant
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The singer wrote to her 9.3 million followers : “I’m not pregnant, just crying a lot at the gym.” Many observant people realized that Gaga also mentioned Taylor Swift’s song Down Bad , included in the recently released “blockbuster” album The Tortured Poets Department .
Surprisingly, Taylor also saw this video and responded in the comments: “We should all agree that commenting on women’s bodies is irresponsible and invasive. Gaga doesn’t owe anyone any explanations and neither does any woman.”
Gaga recently released the music film for her 2022 The Chromatica Ball tour. The film ends with a short sequence revealing her seventh studio album is on the way. However, the information has so far been kept secret, only knowing that it is likely to be released within this year.
Looking ahead, Gaga will also continue her acting career after A Star is Born and House of Gucci as Harley Quinn in the highly anticipated musical film Joker: Folie à Deux , scheduled to hit theaters on October 4. .
Gaga’s appearance in Joker: Folie à Deux
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Meanwhile, Taylor Swift continues to tour around the world with her hugely successful The Eras Tour brand. Swift recently performed in France and will soon spend the summer in England.
The female singer also supplemented her performance list with a series of songs from her album The Tortured Poets Department . Thanks to the aforementioned effect, it recently topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the 6th consecutive week. This is the first album to achieve such a feat since Morgan Wallen’s One Thing at a Time led for 12 consecutive weeks, from March 2023.
