After stopping a jam-packed world tour for a painful hip injury, Lady Gaga is "doing wonderful," according to her manager.
Vincent Herbert shared in an interview on Tuesday that the "Born this Way" singer is "doing unbelievable" and is "ready to get back to work" on her new album.
She always does her best to give her fans what they want, but when Lady Gaga was forced to cancel her June 3rd, 2012 gig in Jakarta, Indonesia, it was no small thing.
And now the concert’s promoters are seeking damages in the amount of $75,000 after Gaga’s insurance company Lloyds of London failed to make restitution.
She’s always maintained a close relationship with her loyal supporters, and Lady Gaga has issued a message to her Little Monsters saying thank you for all their love and support during her hip surgery earlier this week.
Mother Monster took to her LittleMonsters.com website to post a letter in which she declared that she’s on the road to recovery and hopes to be back on stage soon.
She’s been dealing with some devastating health issues as of late, and Lady Gaga went in for surgery today (February 20) to help her overcome problems with her joints.
Mother Monster tweeted, “Going in for surgery now. Thank you so much for sending me love and support. I will be dreaming of you.”
Her whole life has been turned upside down as a result of her synovitis condition, and Lady Gaga has been confined to a wheelchair following emergency surgery on her hip.
The “Edge of Glory” babe tweeted a picture of her new contraption, complete with its moniker- “This is Emma,” reads the caption.
After an announcement posted on the "Bad Romance" singer's web site on Wednesday evening (February 13), the Born This Way Ball Tour has officially come to an end after a hip injury sidelined the star.
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