Lady Gaga revealed that she struggled a lot in the past

Lady Gaga revealed that she struggled a lot in the past. During an interview, she told PEOPLE magazine, "I've been in the music industry since I was a teenager."

Gaga revealed that she have been "working in the film industry for the last 10 years or so" before adding, "I think that I just went through a lot."

“I feel really grateful for the career that I've had. And I feel so grateful for my fans. Also, I think I had a lot of trouble with it at one point.” 

“I just feel a lot better now, and it's nice to be able to say that. I feel really grateful to be able to say that.”

Lady Gaga explains the difference between LG7 and her 'Harlequin' soundtrack

During an interview with Rolling Stone, Lady Gaga explains the difference between LG7 and her 'Harlequin' soundtrack.

She said, "I had such a deep relationship with Lee (her character name in the movie). And when I was done filming the movie, I wasn't done with her."

"(Harlequin) is my record."

"It's a Lady Gaga record, but it's also inspired by my character and my vision of what a woman can be. It's why the album does not adhere to one genre."

"It's not my next studio album that's a pop record, but it is somewhere in between, and it's blurring the lines of pop music."

Lady Gaga reveals the person who set her up with fiancé Michael Polansky

Lady Gaga reveals that her matchmaker was not her friends but is actually her mother, Cynthia Germanotta.

She told Access Hollywood on Sept. 23, “And I was like, ‘I’m not ready to meet my husband!’”.

Later on, she decided to take her mother's offer. Gaga explained, “He was at a birthday party at Sean Parker’s house. I went to the party and I met him, and he was just the most amazing man I’d ever met. We talked for, like, three hours and then I couldn’t find him, but then he called me.”

“I’m really grateful for my mom’s advice,” she added. “You don’t always take your mom’s advice, but mom did good!”

Lady Gaga promotes her new album, "Harlequin"

Lady Gaga promotes her new album, "Harlequin", which will be released on Sept. 27 and pertains 13 songs. 

Previously she has been teasing a surprise project that she was working on, in addition to her upcoming seventh studio album.

Lady Gaga told Vogue recently, “I wrote a waltz for the movie. And I had a live piano player, Alex Smith, whom I asked to be with me for my scenes. There are moments in the film where I’m playing an adult woman who sings like a little girl. And she’s moving through the world with this kind of immaturity, which I thought was interesting.”

Lady Gaga's father Joe Germanotta endorsed Donald Trump

Lady Gaga's father Joe Germanotta endorsed Donald Trump. During an appearance on Fox News on Thursday morning, he tells that both Trump and Kamala Harris are two vastly different people, one of them is pure, and he's a patriot.

Referring to Kamala, he said, "And the other ... is just going to say whatever she needs to say to get elected. That's basically what I hear."

He tells that his business was getting better during Trump administration and added, "I’m not voting for people. I mean, look, Donald, yeah, he's abrasive, okay, but, you know, he's a patriot, and his policies are there. All right, they're on target for me anyway."

“I'm into low fuel and food prices – low interest rates,” he continued. “Good economy, pro-police. Let the police do their job, law and order ... Don't let these protesters burn down our cities and the small businesses. Keep the jobs here in the United States."

"If you stack them up side by side, I don't know what the hell she's talking about".

"It's been it's an invasion, as far as I see it. We don't have secure borders anymore. There's no more legal immigration."

"My clientele, my customers, the ones that used to come once a week, now they come once every three weeks,” he claimed. “They're not coming to New York City. The tourist business is still fairly strong ... They're still popping into New York."

"You can’t get worse than it is now".

Lady Gaga tells why she never clarifies the rumours that claimed she was a man

Lady Gaga tells that she never clarifies the rumours that claimed she was a man because she didn't feel like a victim.

Gossip about her gender was circulating after the release of her album "The Fame" in 2008.

Lady Gaga recalled, "When I was in my early 20s there was a rumour that I was a man. I went all over the world. I travelled for tours and for promoting my records and almost every interview I sat in they said... there was this imagery on the Internet that had been doctored... they'd say, 'There's rumours that you're a man. What do you have to say about that?'".

"The reason why I didn't answer the question is because I didn't feel like a victim with that lie and I thought: 'What about a kid who is being accused of that who would think that a public figure like me would feel shame?".

"I've been in situations where fixing a rumour was not in the best interest of the wellbeing of other people. In that case, I tried to be thought provoking and disruptive in another way. I tried to use the misinformation to create another disruptive point."

Then she added that she already get used to the rumours.

"I've been used to lies being printed about me since I was 20 years old. I'm a performer. I think it's kind of funny".

Lady Gaga's comments on Tik Tok that shows a screenshot of deleted Facebook group, saying she will never be famous

Lady Gaga studied at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and her classmates created a facebook to bully her, with the title, “Stefani Germanotta, you will never be famous”.

Somebody posted a screenshot of the deleted Facebook group on TikTok, Lady Gaga commented, “Some people I went to college [with] made this way back when👏👏👏. This is why you can’t give up when people doubt you or put you down—gotta keep going.”