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Lady Gaga gushes over boyfriend Michael Polansky’s giant birthday gift. The pop star and actress received a huge basket of flowers from her beau for 35th birthday which she celebrated on Sunday, 28th March, in Rome where she is filming the upcoming movie, House of Gucci.
Lady Gaga Can’t Get enough Of Polansky’s Sweet Birthday Gift
She shared an Instagram post where she is picture hugging an arrangement of white roses and green flowers while wearing a matching pink sweater and pants. The post was lovingly captioned, “When your bf sends you all the flowers in Rome for your birthday,I love you honey,” with a heart emoji.
The A Star Is Born actress also added,“I can’t wait to be home with you and our dogs, that’s all I need.”
Gaga has had a rough time the past few months, but Polansky has been her rock through it
The singer has been through a lot in the past few months after two of her dogs – Koji and Gustav -were stolen and their dog walker, Ryan Fischer, was shot last month. The Oscar winner had offered a $500,000 reward for the return of her pets, and though they were safely returned, an insider revealed at the time of the incident that she was “beside herself.”
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However, the “Born This Way,” singer has been able to lean on Polansky, Parker Group CEO, during these times. The couple who were first linked in December 2019 have been together for more than a year now, with a source noting that they are “beyond smitten with each other.”
An insider revealed that the couple are smitten, and Gaga sees herself getting engaged to the CEO
The insider also added that the 43-year-old Polansky is a “really great guy” who brings “real stability” to the “Poker Face” singer’s life, adding, “When they’re together, they are always touching, giggling and it’s obvious they really love each other.”
They continued that Gaga who has been engaged twice before – to Chicago Fire’s Taylor Kinney from 2015 to 2016 and talent agent Christian Carino from 2017 to 2019 – “absolutely” sees herself getting engaged to Polansky in the future.
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