Lady Gaga won three Grammy Awards in 2019, two for "Shallow" and one for "Joanne", both from her musical drama "A Star Is Born". The 32-year-old singer and actress, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, also won an Oscar for Best Original Song, and was nominated in the Best Actress category, at the Academy Awards of the Year. 2019. Her first Oscar nomination was in 2016 for Best Original Song in "The Hunting Ground".

In 2008, Gaga first resonated in the music industry with his debut album "The Fame". Since then, the New York woman won nine Grammys, made five tours and performed at the Super Bowl. And, selling more than 11 million albums helped her build a substantial fortune. But she did not always have plenty.

"Actually, I went bankrupt after The Monster Ball tour," Lady Gaga told the Financial Times, referring to her second world tour, which took place from 2009 to 2011. "And what’s interesting I don’t know this! ”

“And I remember calling people and saying, ’Why does everyone say I have no money? Sounds ridiculous, I have five singles at No. 1. ’ And they said, "Well, you owe $ 3 million."

Gaga can pay off the debt thanks to the "quality and popularity" of her product, FT reports. And now, she is also making very good money: As of July 2018, Gaga has earned $ 50 million, Forbes said.

However, she told the FT that she pursued her career as a pop star yet for money: "For me, the beauty of being an artist comes from the dream that will never di‌e, for me. not obsessed with material things and not interested in money and public attention, I only care about the fans’ feelings for me, so I only focus on what I have How can you contribute more, and how to become a better artist. ”In short, she said that" the truth is that money doesn’t mean anything to me. "

However, Gaga did not mind spending money on important things - and it included her tours, the singer said: "The only big thing I bought was a heart valve for my father. and a Rolls-Royce for their parents on their wedding anniversary. ... In addition to those things, I invest entirely in shows. ”