Lady Gaga: 'I had a coin-sized hole in my hip'
Lady Gaga has made the first statements after she was forced to put an end to her world tour 'The Born This Way Ball', last February, due to a hip injury that made her undergo surgery .
"My injury was actually much worse than a tear. I had broken my hip," the singer was sincere according to the newspaper 'The Sun'. "I had a coin-sized hole in my hip and the cartilage was hanging down the other side. I had a big tear."
The eccentric artist was forced to stop her performances in her tracks. "The surgeon told me that if I had done another show I might have needed a total hip replacement. The rest would have been at least a year, maybe more."
The singer has maintained, at all times, in contact with her followers, whom she calls 'monsters'. "Monsters, you have given me a lot of strength today. As they took me to the operation, I thought about your pain and perseverance, about the family situations of each one. I said to myself 'I am alive, I am living my dream and this is just a bump in the road. 'I am grateful that this is temporary, but for some it is not, "she shared on social media after undergoing the operation in February.
Artwork for new single 'Applause' in HQ. pic.twitter.com/er0GPxOI17
— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) July 29, 2013
Convinced that it was a temporary pothole, the singer has risen from her ashes and has presented her new song 'Applause' on her Twitter account, which will go on sale on August 19, since the full album will be released on November 11th.
