Singer Lady Gaga welcomes first child
Lady Gaga and her fiancé Michael Polansky appear to have welcomed their first child as the couple were pictured out and about in California with the baby.
There's been no official confirmation or announcement but Page Six have published pictures of the singer and Polansky taking a walk with Gaga, also known as Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, holding the child close to her.
The couple had got together in 2020 and were engaged last year, so it seems like they're ready to grow the family.
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'.
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Next year she told 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.
When people came round to her house to work she'd greet them by saying 'welcome to the womb', and she's been consistent over the years that motherhood was on the cards for her.
According to People the music icon is very happy in her relationship with Polansky, saying he was a 'sweet and supportive' partner and together they made for a 'great team'.
The couple really got close during the coronavirus pandemic as they isolated together, and he's 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.
Lady Gaga's song 'Blade of Grass' is named for the way she suggested he propose to her.
One of her big performances earlier this year was when she was invited to perform at the Super Bowl alongside Bad Bunny, where she performed a salsa-influenced version of 'Die With a Smile'.
Many years before her engagement to her fiancé she'd said that when it comes to love nobody could compare to her fans, her Little Monsters.
She'd also said she'd found being an artist 'perpetually lonely', but it seems she's found a relationship that's managed to fight off the loneliness.
Joe Harker