Lady Gaga has reportedly been engaged to tech investor Michael Polansky for several months, as reported by People on Monday. The couple got engaged ahead of Gaga's 38th birthday in March, with the Grammy winner choosing not to wear her engagement ring initially but later confirming the news by wearing the sparkler in April.

While in Paris for the Paris Olympics 2024, Lady Gaga introduced Polansky as her fiancé to French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal during the opening ceremony, where she performed on Friday. The engagement rumors were reignited when the French PM posted a TikTok video featuring the singer and Polansky at the Olympic Games, with Gaga referring to him as "my fiancé."

Lady Gaga and Polansky were first linked in December 2019 and went public with their romance after Super Bowl LIV in Miami. Gaga was previously engaged to "Chicago Fire" actor Taylor Kinney before ending their five-year relationship in 2016.

The singer made headlines for her performance along the Seine River during the Paris Olympics 2024 opening ceremony, where she paid tribute to French ballerina and singer Zizi Jeanmaire. Gaga's surprise performance was pre-recorded due to safety concerns caused by inclement weather in Paris, ensuring a spectacular show for viewers.

Accompanied by dancers in custom Dior costumes, Lady Gaga sang in French and danced during her cabaret-inspired performance at the Paris Olympics 2024 opening ceremony. She expressed gratitude for the opportunity to perform and shared her deep connection with French culture and the country's rich history of art, music, and theatre.

Lady Gaga's engagement news and stunning performance at the Paris Olympics 2024 opening ceremony have captivated fans worldwide, solidifying her reputation as a talented entertainer and an artist with a heartwarming connection to the French people and culture.