The singer who was nominated for an Oscar enjoys solitude.

Renowned actress and talented singer Lady Gaga, who goes by the handle @ladygaga on Instagram, is known around the world. Despite her fame, she prefers to keep a small inner circle and values her alone time. While she has ventured into the film industry and will soon be seen in the upcoming Joker sequel, Gaga’s true passion lies in creating music. In a recent conversation with Wallpaper magazine, the 13-time Grammy award winner shared her desire for a more solitary life, stating, “I’m intrigued by the idea of leading a more secluded existence. It’s liberating to have moments of solitude, to reflect, and embrace the fact that you are truly enough. I wish I could go back and tell my younger self that.”

Lady Gaga was overwhelmed with emotion when her concert in Miami was canceled due to a storm. Reflecting on her love for solitude, she recalls how her early days of writing music alone shaped her artistry. Despite her success, she realized the importance of staying true to herself and focusing on her own creativity. Gaga now aims to be more productive and dedicated to her music, drawing inspiration from her roots as a young musician finding solace in her craft.

Lady Gaga has always prioritized the art of music over the fame and success that comes with it. Despite her current level of success, she emphasizes that she would still be creating music regardless. In fact, she has a tattoo of a quote from Rainer Maria Rilke’s book on her arm that serves as a constant reminder to focus on her passion for music.

Even though she is often seen at fancy events, Lady Gaga actually prefers to spend the majority of her time at home working on her music. She once mentioned, “That’s where I find true happiness.” Gaga strongly believes that love and compassion hold more value than fame and wealth. To her, “The key things in life are love and kindness. It’s through acts of kindness that we can truly create harmony, not through being a celebrity or seeking fame.”

Lady Gaga’s message serves as a valuable reminder to focus on our self-care and prioritize our mental and emotional health, especially in a society that often glorifies achievement and celebrity status.