Lady Gaga: ‘It’s a very happy time in my life’
NEW YORK, USA (AP) — After hip surgery and parting ways with her long-time manager, Lady Gaga says things are looking up.
“I’ve very centred now. I meditate a lot. I’m happy. I am more sober than I’ve ever been,” the singer said in an interview this week. “It’s a very happy time in my life.”
Last year, Gaga parted ways with long-time manager Troy Carter, who helped the pop star achieve multiplatinum status, dominate the pop charts, and win multiple Grammy awards. She said she was overworked and that greed led to their split.
“Part of what was making my sort of artistic experience so unpleasant was that I felt that I was not able to truly freely fly as an artist,” she said. “In some ways my talents were not being used to their full potential.”
Gaga says part of her happier state of mind comes from working with Tony Bennett on the album Cheek to Cheek, out tomorrow.
The 28-year-old is currently on an international tour that wraps November 24 in Paris.
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