Lady Gaga went viral, and not precisely because of her music, but because of a series of photos that sparked rumors that the singer was pregnant and although she herself later denied everything, short time later Taylor Swift came to her defense.
Swift, who has also been a victim of criticism about her body throughout her career, did not hesitate to stand up for her friend and remind us that in 2024 we don’t longer should dare to criticize other people’s bodies.
In the video in which Gaga put an end to pregnancy rumors, the Karma singer commented:
“We can all agree that it is invasive and irresponsible to make comments about a woman’s body. Gaga doesn’t owe anyone an explanation and neither does any other woman.”
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Her comment was applauded by thousands of people, who assured that Taylor’s response was not only an example of sisterhood, but also a powerful message for everyone to understand once and for all that no one has the right to talk about another ones bodies.
This is how Lady Gaga denied her pregnancy
Lady Gaga has made it clear that she will not be a mother yet, responding to pregnancy rumors that arose during her sister’s wedding on June 1, a celebration she attended with her partner, Michael Polansky.
In a video shared through TikTok, Gaga denied speculation that she would soon become a mother and she did so in a direct, but above all very funny, way.
And in the clip, the singer mentioned: “not pregnant– just down bad crying in the gym.”
It should be noted that this message comes a few months after Lady Gaga also denied engagement rumors with Michael, with whom she has been dating for more than four years.
What’s the matter with the comments on other peoples bodies?
Every weight change, every outfit and every gesture can become a reason for people to feel free to criticize or worse yet, to invent gossip, which sooner or later can have a devastating impact on the mental health of celebrities, as happened in the past with, Britney Spears and Demi Lovato.
Comments about a woman’s body, especially those that hint at pregnancy or criticize her weight and physique, not only continue to reproduce harmful stereotypes, but at the same time continue to reinforce the idea that a woman’s worth is tied to her beauty and their ability to have children.
