Lady Gaga reveals inspiration to get ‘bold’ again

Lady Gaga, 14 times Grammy-winner, opened up about what inspired the popstar to accept her true self, after shunning her unique essence for years.

Gaga has topped charts with her new melody Abracadabra, preparing for her seventh studio album.

Die with a Smile singer, according to The Sun, shared it was Michael Polansky her husband-to-be, who motivated her to keep making pop music in her unique and brave style.

“Michael is the person who told me to make a new pop record,” popstar noted.

“He was like, Babe. I love you. You need to make pop music.”

The 38-year-old mentioned how Michael was able to spot a “fire” when she performed her classic hits, something which others missed.

He “wanted to help her keep that alive all the time and just start making music that made her happy.”

Poker Face songstress’ eccentric nature was evident in her Grammys' look as well, as she donned a gothic gown with a jellyfish cut.

Last week, her new song became UK Top 10 single within five days of launch. It is speculated to score number one by Friday.

In her latest hit, Lady Gaga can be seen dancing in a spiked red latex and lacey gown, rekindling her courageous aura.