Lady Gaga and her fiancé, Michael Polansky, have reportedly welcomed their first child.
On Friday, editors at Page Six claimed the music superstar had recently become a mother.
They also posted a photo of Gaga - real name Stefani Germanotta - holding a newborn in a baby carrier while walking with Michael and a friend in Northern California.
Details about the infant's sex, date of birth, and name have not yet been disclosed.
Representatives for Gaga and Michael haven't commented on the happy news.
The Poker Face hitmaker has kept a relatively low profile since she wrapped The Art of Personal Chaos concert series, in support of her eighth studio album, Mayhem, in April.
Gaga and venture capitalist Michael got engaged in April 2024, after dating for around four years.
And in an interview for ELLE UK published in January 2025, the A Star Is Born actress revealed that she and her partner were thinking about having children.
"That's something Michael and I have talked about a lot - allowing our kids to be their own people," she shared at the time. "It's such an intense thing for kids coming into the world. And they're told how to think and what to believe in and how to eat... I just kind of want to let my kids find out who they are."
Lady Gaga has revealed that she once considered “walking away” from music, saying she was “tested” in the past.
The pop star appeared on the latest episode of the Hot Ones podcast, where host Sean Evans interviews celebrities as they eat increasingly spicy chicken wings.
Towards the end of the conversation, Evans asked Gaga: “What’s the closest you’ve ever come to walking away?” This came after he put one of the singer’s past quotes to her, about how she’d “created this beautiful disco ball that’s somehow refracted and fractured”.
The presenter continued, asking whether “a specific project or something more existential, or just the experience of being an artist” had led Gaga to rethink her career choice at any point.
“That is an incredibly deep question to ask me in this panic mode,” she replied. “I missed the community that I had in New York [when she made it], and that was really hard. So there were definitely times where I felt like maybe I should walk away.
