Lady gaga welcomes first child

JUST IN: American singer Lady Gaga welcomes first child

Lady Gaga and her fiancé, Michael Polansky, have welcomed their first child, according to US media reports on Friday.

The pop star, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, 40, began dating Polansky in 2020 and got engaged to the businessman in 2024.

A source confirmed the baby’s birth to Page Six and People, but neither outlet immediately obtained further details about the child, including the name, sex or date of birth.

Page Six also reports that pop star Lady Gaga and her fiancé, tech investor Michael Polansky, were recently spotted in Northern California with a newborn.

According to photos published by the outlet, the “Bad Romance” singer and 16-time Grammy winner held the infant close to her chest while wearing a large ring.

The singer, whom fans affectionately call “Mother Monster”, has spoken in recent years about her desire to become a mother.

Lady Gaga discussed her plans to become a mother in a March 2025 interview with The New York Times, describing motherhood as her “ultimate goal.”

Later that year, during an appearance on The Stephen Colbert Show, she said becoming a mother would be her next “starring role.”

Her latest album, “Mayhem”, earned several Grammy nominations and won the Best Pop Vocal Album award earlier this year. She also concluded her Mayhem Ball world tour in April.

Backstory…

The discovery comes just days after American singer and song writer Ciara Wilson and husband Russell Wilson are expecting a baby together.

The singer announced on Sunday that she is expecting her fifth child and fourth with Wilson.

In a joint Instagram post, the couple announced the  pregnancy and shared photos and videos of Ciara showing her growing baby bump.

“One more person to Love 🖐🏽🥺🖤,” the couple captioned the post.

Read Also: American Singer, Ciara Announces 5th Pregnancy

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