Lady Gaga reveals that ‘a very important member’ of her family became ‘very, very sick’ with COVID-19

Lady Gaga revealed that one of her family members was hospitalized for two months while fighting COVID-19.

The 34-year-old singer told People that a “very important member” of her family was taken to hospital after falling “very, very sick” with COVID-19.

The Grammy winner 11 times admitted that it was difficult for her to visit them in the ICU because she had to be alone.

Sick family: Lady Gaga, shown last April during One World: Together At Home, revealed that one of her family members was hospitalized for two months while fighting COVID-19

When asked what gave her hope last year, she said: ‘I have to be honest. I’m about to cry on the other end of the call with you because it’s really – they’re doctors, they’re nurses, they’re essential workers. I haven’t talked to that person about talking about it publicly, but I will say that a very important member of my family has been very, very sick recently and has been in the hospital for almost two months.

‘I have been alone in the ICU many times because you cannot enter with more than one person, if at all. I have never seen the heroic acts of bravery I witnessed, watching these doctors and nurses and the people who did the cleaning in the hospital, ‘she said.

Gaga also revealed that she was touched by the team’s kindness while her loved one was in the hospital.

She added: ‘They put their heart and soul into their work, and they even cared about me, who – I assure you, no one could even recognize me behind all the equipment I used. They just said, ‘How are you? How is your family? It’s all right? Can we do anything? ”

Very sick: the 34-year-old singer, shown last month at Joe Biden’s opening, told People that a “very important member” of her family was taken to hospital after falling “very, very sick” with COVID-19

Singer Shallow has aided relief efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and said she is particularly passionate about helping small businesses that have been devastated by the closure of their industries.

Speaking to People magazine, Gaga said: ‘What I most hope is to ensure that small business owners and the people who work for them can get back to work and live their lives.

“My dad runs a restaurant and I saw the real headache it caused him – and watching the way restaurant owners have suffered is something my family knows intimately,” she added.

Restricted visits: the Grammy winner 11 times admitted that it was difficult for her to visit them in the ICU because she had to be alone

Gaga sang the national anthem of the United States last month, in the possession of Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States.

His second duet album with Tony Bennett, 94, will be released in the second quarter of 2021.

The singer also has film projects at work, including playing Patrizia Reggiani on a project directed by Ridley Scott, as well as a role in David Leitch’s action thriller Trem-bullet.

Coming soon: Gaga’s second duet album with Tony Bennett, shown together in 2016 in New York City, will be released in the second quarter of 2021