As we reported here, Lady Gaga ended the decade with one of the most celebrated industry award show runs in history thanks to the blockbuster success of the 2018 film, ‘A Star is Born,’ and its accompanying soundtrack featuring the chart-topping hit, ‘Shallow.’
Although she’s entering 2020 with pressure higher than ever to match or succeed those major wins, the 33-year-old – as she revealed to Oprah Winfrey on the media mogul’s Stateside ‘2020 Vision’ arena tour (January 4) – isn’t sweating the stress and is instead focusing on her physical and mental wellness.
Despite recently sending fans into a frenzy with news of extending her hotly-selling run on the Vegas Strip (click here to read more), Gaga took to Miami’s BB&T Center to open up to O about her ongoing battles with chronic pain and ongoing mental health issues – the latter intensified by traumatic experiences over the course of her life including sexual assault.
Look inside to hear her talk to Winfrey about her treatment regimen, how it’s impacting the creation of her next studio album (the follow-up to 2016’s chart-topping ‘Joanne’), and more:
Interview highlights
9:30 – Ongoing battle with chronic pain (fibromyalgia)
13:30 – Surviving Sexual Assault
Bonus: Gaga speaks on her next album…