Lady Gaga has recently updated her fans on why she has been absent from the limelight in recent months. In a heartfelt open letter to her 55 million Instagram followers, the 13-time Grammy winner explained that she has been experiencing her creativity in a special and private way since last summer.
She stated that she had been writing and producing music for a special project, developing her character for the film “Joker,” and filming for many months. Additionally, she has been running her start-up Haus Labs, doing philanthropic work, and working on the Chromatica Ball film edit. The “Joker” actress mentioned that the time away from the spotlight allowed her to heal and recharge.
Lady Gaga reveals why she’s been ‘so private’ lately in letter to fans
Lady Gaga revealed that her love for making art, music, fashion, and supporting the community has never been more fulfilling. She expressed that the time to herself had been extremely healing and recharging for her heart, mind, body, and creativity. She also noted that she has been working on a Chromatica Ball film as well as new music for a special project, which she can’t wait for fans to experience. Gaga expressed her deep passion and commitment to art and thanked her fans for being willing to grow with her so that she can change and transform with the community she loves.
It’s not surprising that Gaga has enjoyed her time away from the limelight, as she previously mentioned that she likes to have time to be alone. In an interview with Wallpaper magazine, she stated that it’s nice to have time to be alone, be expansive, and know that you’re enough. She wished she could tell her younger self that. Gaga also revealed that when she was younger, she spent a lot of time alone writing music, but the more successful she became, the more she felt like she needed other people to tell her she was great.
Lady Gaga has shared an update with her fans and revealed the reason she’s been laying low in recent months.
In a lengthy open letter with her 55 million Instagram followers, the 13-time Grammy winner acknowledged her absence.
“I’ve been experiencing my creativity ever since last summer in a really special and private way,” the 37-year-old wrote on Instagram Friday.
“I wrote and produced music for a special project, I prepared for months developing my character for ‘Joker,’ I filmed ‘Joker’ for many months (a very introspective time), I have been running my start-up Haus Labs, doing philanthropic work, and additionally have been working on the Chromatica Ball film edit.”
The Oscar winner, who stars as Harley Quinn opposite Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker in “Joker: Folie à Deux,” said time away from the spotlight has give her a chance to heal and recharge.
“I can say for the first time in many years that my love of making art, music, fashion, and supporting community has never been more fulfilling,” the “Hold My Hand” hitmaker continued.
“I hope you know this time to myself has been extremely healing and recharging for my heart, mind, body, and creativity — to create within myself and to have a personal life that’s just for me.”
“I’m sure that may feel different because I haven’t always been so private (I bet that will make some of you laugh) — but I LOVE my fans, my little monsters, so much and that will never change.”
Gaga revealed that she’s been working on a Chromatica Ball film as well as new music for a special project.
“I can’t WAIT for you to experience it. Thank you for being willing to grow with me so that I can change and transform with the community I love so much,” she shared. “I hope you love all the things I’ve been creating for you and I hope this is a small reminder to you of my deep passion and commitment to art.”
It may not come as a surprise to many that Gaga has enjoyed her time away from the limelight, as she previously admitted that she likes to “have time to be alone.”
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“I’m actually really interested in living more of a life of solitude,” she told Wallpaper magazine.
“It’s really nice to just have time to be alone, and be expansive, and know that you’re enough. I wish I could tell my younger self that.”
“When I was younger, I spent a lot of time alone writing music,” she continued, adding, “But the more successful I became, the more I felt like I needed other people to tell me I was great.”
