The 36-year-old Lady Gaga, who recently concluded her “Chromatica Ball” world tour, is negotiating a Las Vegas residency.
“For a long time, Lady Gaga wasn’t sure if she would ever perform again owing to health issues, but ‘Chromatica’ has helped her recover,” a source told The Sun newspaper.
“With Britney Spears on an indefinite break and Katy Perry’s ‘PLAY’ residency ending next month, Las Vegas has a significant pop-shaped need to fill.
“Gaga is once again the greatest star on the globe, so it makes sense.”
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Recent lightning strikes caused Gaga to cancel her final “Chromatica Ball” concert in the middle of the performance.
Due to the harsh weather, the “Stupid Love” singer, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, paused her performance at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida.
In a tearful Instagram video, Gaga explained, “We truly tried to complete the show tonight in Miami, but we couldn’t because even after the rain stopped, there was lightning striking so close to the earth.
I’ve always wanted to be like that hardcore bad b****, but I also want to be responsible and loving. I don’t know what I would do if something were to happen to a member of the audience, my crew, or my dancers.
In the caption of another post, Gaga wrote, “I’m sorry I couldn’t finish the show; the lightning was too dangerous, unpredictable, and always changing. I love you.
“Look, some of you have dubbed me “mother monster” for years, but I always understood it was best to keep you safe. (sic)”