Lady Gaga revealed her use of lithium while filming A Star Is Born. She shared the impact on her mental health and credited her fiancé for her recovery.
Gaga used lithium during filming
She canceled her tour due to health issues
Gaga experienced a psychiatric crisis
Lithium treats mood disorders
She credits fiancé for support
Next film releases on May 1, 2026
Lady Gaga discussed her experience with lithium while filming A Star Is Born, revealing the challenges she faced during that time.
Gaga’s Mental Health Struggles
While filming in 2018, Gaga was managing a busy career, including a new album and a Super Bowl performance. She noted a significant decline in her well-being, stating that her sister expressed concern over her health.
Gaga described a troubling period when she required hospitalization for psychiatric care, feeling that she had “completely crashed.” She emphasized the severity of her situation, saying she didn’t always believe she would get better.
Recovery and Support
After her struggles, Gaga reports that she is now “a healthy, whole person.” She attributes much of her recovery to the support from her fiancé, Michael Polansky.
She explained that being in a caring relationship has made a significant difference in learning how to be herself again.
Upcoming Work and Achievements
Gaga, known for her award-winning song “Shallow,” will be featured in a new film set to premiere on May 1, 2026.
This new project will further showcase her talents as she continues to navigate her career alongside her personal growth.
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