Lady Gaga Confirms She Would Never Join The ‘Real Housewives’ Franchise

February 20, 2025: Lady Gaga sat in the cozy chair of the interview room, the soft lights casting a glow on her platinum blonde hair, which cascaded over her shoulders in waves. Her eyes, framed by bold makeup, held a glimmer of mystery as the interviewer, eager to know more about her upcoming projects, leaned in.

The topic shifted, as it often did in these interviews, to reality TV. The reporter smiled and asked the question that had been on everyone’s mind after the recent Real Housewives tribute on Real Housewives of New York City: “Would you ever consider being a part of something like this? Would you ever say yes to being a Real Housewife?”

A pause, followed by a firm, resolute “No” from Gaga, who glanced at the photo of the Real Housewives cast in their homage to her. It was clear—reality TV wasn’t for her. She had made it big through raw talent, not by exposing her personal life to the world in front of cameras. The glitz and glam of reality shows might appeal to others, but for Gaga, it felt far too limiting.

“Not even after this tribute?” the reporter pushed, holding up the image of the cast. It was a moment of admiration, sure, but one she couldn’t quite picture herself being a part of.

“No,” she repeated with a laugh, her voice unwavering. “It’s not my thing.”

Yet, despite her strong feelings on reality TV, there had been a time when the pop sensation took a brief foray into it. A long time ago, in 2008, Lady Gaga made a cameo on The Hills. The memory was a fuzzy one for fans at the time, but it was unforgettable in its own way. Wearing a leather-like catsuit adorned with gold chains, and a scarf wrapped around her blonde hair, she performed at a party—a symbol of how far she had come, even before becoming a household name. But that, she believed, was an exception, not a rule.

As the conversation shifted toward her much-anticipated album, Mayhem, a noticeable change took over the room. Her eyes sparkled with excitement. “I’ve been working on it for so long,” she said, almost to herself, “and now, it’s finally time to share it.”

The tracklist for Mayhem had been unveiled just days earlier, and her fans were hungry for every detail. A 14-track LP that promised a return to her pop roots was about to drop on March 7, 2025. The countdown had already begun, with cryptic billboards all over the country teasing what was to come.

She smiled, her lips curving into the confident, iconic grin fans had come to know and love. Mayhem wasn’t just another album—it was the beginning of a new chapter for Lady Gaga. With singles like “Disease” and “Die with a Smile” already creating waves, the buzz around her new music was undeniable. But the track that had everyone talking? “Abracadabra.” The music video for it had premiered during the 2025 Grammy Awards, sending fans into a frenzy.

As the interview wrapped up, Lady Gaga stood, her confidence radiating. There was no need for reality TV, no need for drama. The world was about to experience her new era—the artistry, the boldness, the pop magic that could only be delivered by one person: Lady Gaga.

And so, the world eagerly waited, not for the reality shows, but for Mayhem to take the stage.