Lady Gaga shuts down pregnancy speculation with video at the gym – Page Six

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Lady Gaga responded to pregnancy rumors after internet trolls claimed the singer had a baby bump over the weekend.
“Not pregnant,” the “Bad Romance” songstress, 38, wrote on a TikTok clip herself working out.
“Just down bad cryin (sic) at the gym,” she added, referencing Taylor Swift’s song “Down Bad” from the “Tortured Poets Department” album.
Gaga, who wore a black T-shirt, flashed a smile at the camera as she showed off her thick winged eyeliner and glossy lips.
Several fans shared support for the “Star Is Born” actress, with one user writing, “People can be so mean. You are gorgeous Gaga. We love you!”
“Pls don’t listen to those people,” another added.
“You are perfect,” a third chimed in.
The pregnancy rumors began Friday night when Gaga attended her sister Natali Germanotta’s rehearsal dinner wearing a loose short-sleeve dress, per the US Sun.
Paparazzi photos showed the “Shallow” singer appearing to cover her stomach.
She also wore a massive diamond ring amid speculation she’s engaged to Michael Polansky.
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Gaga was first seen with the massive rock in April while out in West Hollywood, Calif.
At the time, the “Telephone” singer attempted to hide the bling with the sleeve of her coat, but eagle-eyed fans were quick to point it out.
“I don’t see enough people freaking out about gaga’s engagement ring?? LIKE HELLO??” one fan wrote on X.
“gurll are u engaged??” another fan wondered.
Gaga has yet to confirm her engagement.
The pop star and Polansky, 46, were first romantically linked, with Page Six exclusively revealing his identity.
Prior to her romance with the entrepreneur, she got engaged to actor Taylor Kinney in 2015 and then talent agent Christian Carino in 2017.

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