Lady Gaga Skips the Oscars Red Carpet Following ‘House of Gucci’ Snub
After being snubbed for the Best Actress category for this year's Oscars, Lady Gaga skipped the red carpet to attend a remote viewing party.
Many fans expressed their thought on the singer not attending the famed red carpet as she opted to join Elton John at his own viewing party.
On the red carpet of the British singer's event, Gaga walked along with David Furnish while wearing a pastel yellow tulle dress.
At the time of this writing, there's still no information on whether Lady Gaga will be presenting the award remotely or she's going to the Dolby Theatre for the ceremony.
But her hairstylist, Frederic Aspiras, assured fans that she would be attending the show while explaining her look for tonight, saying, "Gaga's awards season looks were beyond, but this will be even beyond those." (via Gaga Daily)
Lady Gaga Snubbed for This Year's Best Actress Category
Fans were shocked after finding out that Lady Gaga never made it to the Best Actress category for the Oscars 2022 despite many critics predicting her fate along with Kristen Stewart, Nicole Kidman, and more.
Ridley Scott's "House of Gucci," despite not getting a nod, managed to receive only one nomination out of all categories.
The team responsible for the prosthetics of Jared Leto and Lady Gaga's insane hairstyles are nominated in the makeup and styling category.
The award is important because it pushes representation as the singer's stylist, Frederic Aspiras, is the second Asian American to be nominated.
Aspiras shares the nod along with Göran Lundström and Anna Carin Lock.
Lady Gaga Has Already Won an Award for Her Role in 'House of Gucci'
After the Oscars snub, Lady Gaga managed to snag an award after playing the role of convicted murderess Patrizia Reggiani.
Earlier this month, The New York Film Critics Circle awarded the Grammy-winning singer as Best Actress during their rescheduled ceremony.
In her lengthy speech, the emotional "Shallow" hitmaker expressed her gratitude for the NYFCC, saying her award means a lot to her as it recognized all the women in her family.
"it was through them that I was able to create the heart and soul of this character, the one that [Patrizia Reggiani] deserved," she said. (via The New York Post)
