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Lady Gaga Apologises To Boyfriend For Mentioning Ex-Fiance During Biden Campaign

Lady Gaga got into an awkward situation when she brought up ex-fiance Taylor Kinney at a Joe Biden rally in Pittsburg, admitting she loved him so much .

Lady Gaga has said sorry to her boyfriend after telling fans at a Joe Biden rally that she loved her ex so much .

The 34-year-old singer performed some of her hits at a drive-in rally in Pittsburgh on Monday night (02.11.20) to campaign for the Democratic candidate ahead of Tuesday's (03.11.20) US election, and during a break between songs she spoke about her former fiance Taylor Kinney.

She said: Anyone here from Lancaster?

Well, I was engaged to a man from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I know, I know, it didn’t work out. I loved him so much, it just did not work out. But I still love my Pennsylvania guy. I love Joe! So Joe’s my new Pennsylvania guy.

But in between performing 'You and I', Gaga stopped and said sorry to her current boyfriend Michael Polansky for speaking about Taylor - who she dated from 2011 to 2016 - and declared her love to the tech entrepreneur.

She said: To my boyfriend here tonight, I’m sorry I had to do this whole, 'Pennsylvania, I dated a guy here' thing.

I love you so much, but it’s true.

Meanwhile, at a rally in Biden's hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Monday, his rival and current president Donald Trump hit out at Gaga for supporting the 77-year-old former vice-president.

Addressing the crowd, Trump said: Now he’s got Lady Gaga.

I could tell you plenty of stories - I could tell you stories about Lady Gaga, I know a lot of stories.

And he hit out at John Bon Jovi.

Trump said: Every time I see him he kisses my a**. 'Oh, Mr President.'

He'll get something out of it, just like everyone is.

By the way, we draw much bigger crowds than these people.

They got Beyonce, and they got Jay-Z.

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