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Lady Gaga joins fiancé at manager Bobby Campbell’s L.A. wedding

TMZ reports Lady Gaga and Michael Polansky attended Bobby Campbell and Robert García’s Saturday wedding at Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Bianca Rossi

By Bianca Rossi · Entertainment Editor

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Lady Gaga joins fiancé at manager Bobby Campbell’s L.A. wedding
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Lady Gaga spent Saturday night cheering on one of the key people behind her career, according to TMZ, attending the Los Angeles wedding of her longtime manager Bobby Campbell with fiancé Michael Polansky.

TMZ reported, citing sources with direct knowledge, that Gaga and Polansky were guests at the ceremony at Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles, where Campbell married Robert García. The outlet said the couple exchanged vows in front of family and friends.

For Gaga, the evening was a personal one as much as a professional circle moment. Campbell has managed the pop star for years, and TMZ described him as a major figure in several phases of her career, including album releases, international tours, her Oscar-winning chapter and more recent work.

Gaga stayed in guest mode

TMZ’s sources said Gaga kept the spotlight on the newlyweds rather than turning the reception into a pop event. The outlet reported that she remained low-key during the celebration and mixed in with the rest of the guests.

Those sources also said Gaga did not perform at the reception. Entertainment duties instead went to Crystal Waters, the singer known for “Gypsy Woman,” who TMZ said performed for the crowd and got guests dancing.

Polansky, Gaga’s fiancé, was by her side for the wedding night, according to the outlet. TMZ characterized the appearance as a date night for the pair, who attended together as Campbell and García celebrated their marriage.

A long-running bond beyond business

Campbell and Gaga’s connection has been public for years. TMZ noted that their relationship has gone beyond the usual artist-manager setup, with Gaga speaking warmly about Campbell in public and the two maintaining a close friendship.

The report did not include public comments from Gaga, Polansky, Campbell or García about the wedding. It also did not report additional details about the ceremony, guest list or reception beyond the downtown Los Angeles venue, the couple’s marriage, Gaga and Polansky’s attendance, and Waters’ performance.

For a star whose own appearances can easily take over a room, TMZ’s account painted Gaga’s role at the wedding as straightforward: she showed up for a close friend and longtime collaborator, celebrated quietly with her fiancé, and left the microphone to the night’s booked performer.

This story draws on original reporting from TMZ.