The singer participated in the first episode of the documentary series ‘The Me You Can’t See’, produced and starred by Prince Henry and Oprah Winfrey, to tell about their most traumatic experiences and their consequences on a psychological level.
The singer Lady Gaga revealed, through the first episode of the documentary series ‘The Me You Can’t See’ , produced and starring Prince Henry of England and the presenter Oprah Winfrey , she became pregnant as a result of the rape she suffered with only 19 years old.
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The artist refused to disclose the identity of her attacker and explained that she was “frozen” as a result of the traumatic attacks of which she was a victim.
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“First I felt widespread pain throughout my body, then I was completely stunned. I realized that it was the same pain that I felt when the person in question raped me and left me lying in a corner while I was pregnant, near my parents’ house, because I was vomiting and sick. They had abused me. I was locked up in the study for months, ”Gaga recalled about the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder that was diagnosed after living this unfortunate episode.
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The pop star was already immersed in the record industry when she began to experience those levels of bullying, harassment and violence that left her deeply hurt both physically and emotionally: “A producer told me, ‘Take your clothes off. I refused and left. Then they told me they were going to burn all my music and they didn’t stop from there. They never stopped asking me to do it. I was frozen and … I don’t even remember well, “she added.
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“I will not say his name. I understand the ‘Me Too’ movement and I understand that there are people who feel comfortable with this, but not me. I do not want to see that person’s face again, “he said next about the way in which he has been publicly managing this experience, which led to various psychotic outbreaks that lasted until 2018 and, which is even more worrying , in various attempts at self-harm that the artist still recalls in horror.
