Lady Gaga 'reveals' baby girl's name with special connection

Pop icon Lady Gaga has reportedly named her newborn baby girl after welcoming her into the world with her partner Michael Polansky.

The 'Born This Way' star made headlines earlier this week after she was seen cradling the baby that was reportedly born on 9 June.

Now, it has been reported that the baby has been named Rose Bean Polansky - and that there is a special connection with the name.

As per PEOPLE, an insider has claimed that the name Rose was inspired by the song 'La Vie En Rose'.

Gaga famously covered the track in 2018 for the hit movie A Star Is Born.

Lady Gaga and partner Michael Polansky (Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)

The singer also rocks a tattoo on her back of a single rose along with the same phrase written in script.

The unnamed source went on to explain how Rose’s middle name Bean was likely inspired by activist Carl Bean, who was influential in the writing of 'Born This Way'.

There's been no official confirmation or announcement by Gaga or her reps, but Page Six previously published pictures of the singer and Polansky taking a walk with the baby close to the singer.

Gaga and Polansky got together 2020 and were engaged last year.

Back in 2019 she told NikkieTutorials that she wanted to have children, laying out her plans for the next 10 years as 'I want to do more movies, I want to have babies'.

Gaga and partner Michael in New York (XNY/Star Max/GC Images)

The musician later went on to tell InStyle that she was really looking forward to being a mum as she was 'very excited to have kids'.

"I look forward to being a mom. Isn’t it incredible what we can do? We can hold a human inside and grow it. Then it comes out, and it’s our job to keep it alive," she'd said.

Years before she welcomed her first child the 40-year-old that she'd been practicing for motherhood by adopting the nickname 'Mother Monster' and being responsible for many people.

Polansky, an American entrepreneur and music producer has co-written some of her songs as well as being credited as a producer on her Harlequin and Mayhem albums and her live tour The Mayhem Ball.