Taylor Swift comes out in support of Lady Gaga; criticises 'invasive' pregnancy rumours

Taylor Swift showed solidarity with Lady Gaga, who had to address pregnancy rumours in a TikTok video.

Swift criticized the rumours as ‘invasive’ and ‘irresponsible,’ emphasizing the need to respect a woman's body.

Swift commented on Lady Gaga's video and wrote, ‘Can we all agree that it’s invasive and irresponsible to comment on a woman’s body. Gaga doesn’t owe anyone an explanation and neither does any woman.’

The rumours began circulating over the weekend when photos of Gaga from her sister’s wedding appeared online, in which fans seemingly noticed a baby bump.

Gaga referenced Swift's song ‘Down Bad’ while addressing pregnancy rumours, using a voice-over clip saying, ‘I don’t have to find an aesthetic. I am an aesthetic. I mean, I’m sure there’s somebody out here right now who’s going into Pinterest trying to type all these adjectives to describe me.’

Gaga wrote, ‘Not pregnant–just down bad cryin’ at the gym’ on the video.

This line is from Swift's 'Down Bad' from the recently released album 'The Tortured Poets Department'.

Lady Gaga has been dating entrepreneur Michael Polansky since 2020. They were caught kissing at a New Year's Eve party in Las Vegas back then. In February, Gaga made their romance Instagram official by sharing a photo of them cuddling on a boat in Miami.

Before dating Polansky, Gaga was engaged twice: first to Taylor Kinney, with whom she broke off the engagement in July 2016, and then to her talent manager, Christian Carino, before they ended things in February 2019.

Lady Gaga’s work front

Late last month, the Gaga Chromatica Ball concert film premiered on HBO and Max, hinting at the pop superstar’s next musical era with an onscreen message reading ‘LG7 GAGA RETURNS.’

Lady Gaga will be seen next in 'Joker: Folie Deux' alongside Joaquin Phoenix. The film, a sequel to the movie of the same name, will release in theatres on October 4.

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