Lady Gaga may have revealed her engagement to Michael Polansky during the Paris Olympics opening ceremony on Friday. The singer introduced Polansky as “my fiancé” in a video shared by French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal on TikTok.
Attal posted the video on Sunday night, capturing his interaction with Gaga and Polansky during the ceremony. In the clip, Attal greets Gaga and praises her performance before she introduces Polansky as her fiancé. The two then shake hands, fueling speculation about their engagement.
Gaga has not officially confirmed the engagement. Sky News has reached out to her representative for comment.
Gaga and Polansky, a 46-year-old entrepreneur, were first seen together at a New Year’s Eve party in Las Vegas in 2019. They confirmed their relationship on Instagram a few months later.
In the video posted by Attal, which was filmed during a swimming event, he thanked Gaga for her “stunning” performance at the opening ceremony. Gaga performed the first musical act of the night, singing Zizi Jeanmaire’s 1961 track “Mon Truc en Plumes” alongside dancers with pink pompoms on the steps along the River Seine.
On social media, Gaga expressed her gratitude for being asked to open the Paris Olympics 2024 and perform a song honoring French culture and history. She also congratulated the athletes and stated it was an “supreme honor” to sing for them.
Earlier in June, Gaga addressed pregnancy rumors sparked by a photo of her in a tight dress, denying she was expecting and referencing Taylor Swift’s song “Down Bad” in a TikTok video.
