Lady Gaga dropped in on Instagram to let her followers know she’s very much enjoying life, bare-faced and with a stunning garden behind her no less. The singer shared a rare makeup-free selfie to her feed and captioned it simply with a yellow heart. Over 600,000 people (and counting) liked the intimate glimpse of Gaga’s day.
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Where exactly Gaga is, she didn’t specify, but she has shared selfies of herself at home before with pretty similar architectural details:
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Gaga spoke to Oprah for ELLE’s December 2019 issue about how she has gotten more in touch with herself over her 10-plus-year career.
“I think as my career has grown and changed and I’ve done different things, I’ve become very mindful of my position in the world and my responsibility to humanity and to those who follow me,” Gaga reflected. “And I consider myself to be a kindness punk. I look back at everything I’ve done, and I look at what I’m doing now, and punks, you know, have a sort of reputation for being rebellious, right? So for me, I really view my career, and even what I’m doing now, as a rebellion against all the things in the world that I see to be unkind. Kindness heals the world. Kindness heals people. It’s what brings us together—it’s what keeps us healthy.”
Gaga felt she was able to express the idea that kindness heals all things because of her fans. “Looking out into the audience and seeing so many people who were like me, people who felt different, who didn’t feel seen or understood. And then also seeing a lot of kids who felt afraid to be open about who they were, it became sort of an existential experience for me, where I thought about what it means to be an individual—I wanted to fight for those individuals,” she said. “I actually said this the other day on social media. I said, ‘I didn’t do this for fame, I did it for impact.’ And that’s the truth. I recognized very early on that my impact was to help liberate people through kindness. I mean, I think it’s the most powerful thing in the world, particularly in the space of mental illness.”
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