Lady Gaga has confirmed that her long-awaited walk down the aisle is around the corner.
The 39-year-old superstar, born Stefani Germanotta, revealed she will soon be known as Mrs. Lady Gaga, or perhaps more precisely, Mrs. Polansky, as her wedding to fiancé Michael Polansky draws near.
The announcement came during a charming cameo on Bruno Mars’ “Romantic Radio” iHeartRadio livestream on Friday, March 6, 2026.
In a prerecorded voice message that played amid the show’s romantic vibes, tied to Mars’ promotion of his new album “The Romantic,” Gaga’s unmistakable voice cut through with excitement and warmth.
“Hi, Bruno. My fiancé and I have been traveling all year, but we’re getting married soon,” she said. “We were hoping you could choose a special song for us.”
Mars, ever the gracious host and Gaga’s collaborator on the hit “Die With a Smile,” didn’t miss a beat. Without dwelling on the tantalizing “soon,” he dedicated “Risk It All”—track one from his latest release—to the couple. “If you’re looking for a song to dedicate to your husband, I would say off this new album of mine, I would go with ‘Risk It All,’” he declared, extending the toast to both Gaga and Polansky. “Michael, this is for you too.”
Michael Polansky, a 42-year-old tech entrepreneur and investor, proposed to Gaga in a quietly romantic setting. After a mountain rock-climbing adventure, he dropped to one knee in their hotel room and pulled an engagement ring from his backpack. Gaga later shared the sweet story on Jimmy Kimmel Live! describing the intimate, adventure-fueled moment.
The pair has consistently emphasized privacy and simplicity for their big day. In a November 2025 interview with “Rolling Stone,” Polansky opened up about their ongoing discussions, saying they talk about tying the knot “all the time.”
He highlighted tempting breaks in their schedules, saying, “It’s like, ‘Okay, can we get married that weekend?’” while stressing their preference for an understated celebration. “We don’t want a really big wedding, but we want to enjoy it,” he explained. “In a lot of ways, we already feel married, so it’s not like it’s going to change much.”
Gaga’s whirlwind year of global travel aligns with her ongoing “Mayhem Ball” tour, which has kept the couple on the move but apparently only strengthened their bond. Sources close to the pair suggest the wedding could take place either during a tour break or shortly after its conclusion, perhaps in the coming months, though no exact date has been confirmed.
As the world awaits further details on what promises to be an intimate, heartfelt affair, one thing is clear: Lady Gaga’s “soon” is no longer a distant promise; it’s on the horizon.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Lady Gaga and Michael Polansky are getting married soon—the pop icon herself confirmed the wedding is right around the corner during a surprise message on Bruno Mars’ Romantic Radio livestream.
