Lady Gaga's Dog Walker Ryan Fischer Breaks Silence, Addresses Backlash She Faced Over His GoFundMe

Lady Gaga has announced plans for a global livestream concert which will also allow people to attend fan zones in London.The one-off gig, which takes place next Thursday (September 30), will see Gaga perform jazz classics and tracks from her forthcoming new album with Tony Bennett, ‘Love For Sale‘.Fans will be able to watch the show online but also attend fan zones at Westfield London in Shepherd’s Bush and Stratford City.Westfield will host fans in an intimate pop-up jazz theatre inspired by

Ryan Fischer — the man who was shot while protecting Lady GaGa’s two dogs earlier this year — opened up about his near-death experience and everything the 35-year-old singer has done for him since then.

Ryan Fischer, the former dog walker of Lady Gaga, is opening up about everything the entertainer has done for him after he was attacked while walking her beloved dogs.

shot during a dognapping caper in February, says that despite her ongoing kindness during his recovery process, he set up a GoFundMe page because he wants to do it himself.Ryan Fischer, who worked for Gaga for six years, recently started the page and reached out for the public’s help when his RV died on his cross-country wellness road trip.

Lady Gaga's dog walker, Ryan Fischer, is opening up about the February dognapping incident that took place in Los Angeles, which left him hospitalized to undergo surgery after being shot.

Ryan Fischer, dog walker for Lady Gaga when he was shot by thieves attempting to abduct the star’s dogs, is opening up about his ordeal.

Lady Gaga's dogwalker, Ryan Fischer, is recalling the traumatizing night he almost died while walking the singer's three French bulldogs.The incident occurred in Los Angeles in February. Fischer was shot while walking Gaga's three dogs — Gustav, Koji and Asia — in a dognapping.

told NPR in 2019 of being asked to cover the 1975 tune, which was originally performed by the singer Valentino. “[It] has just been a blessing to my life.

Lady Gaga, 35, was joined by boyfriend Michael Polansky for a rare public outing for the couple at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on Saturday, Sept. 4. The 35-year-old “Rain on Me” singer and her tech entrepreneur boyfriend were photographed getting into a black vehicle outside the airport after flying back to their home state. The couple seemed to be trying to keep a low profile, and their casual attire reflected just that!

Lady Gaga’s dog Walker Ryan Fischer has defended the musician after critics suggested she wasn’t supporting him.It comes just months after Fischer was shot while walking the musician’s dogs back in February.In Rolling Stone, Fischer opened up about a GoFundMe page he set up following the incident and an emotive video he posted alongside the page.

Lady GaGa’s former dog walker doesn’t want you to be upset with the pop star; he just wants you to know why he feels so “unsupported” in his time of need!

Ryan Fischer is setting the record straight.

Ryan Fischer is sharing his story with Rolling Stone.

Lady Gaga has announced the release of her ‘Chromatica’ remix album, which will be titled ‘Dawn Of Chromatica’.The new version of the album will see a host of stars take on tracks from the pop star’s 2020 record.‘Dawn Of Chromatica’ will arrive on Friday (September 3) and will be executively produced by BloodPop, who also worked on the original ‘Chromatica’ record.

Lady Gaga has announced details for her forthcoming ‘Jazz & Piano’ residency in Las Vegas, including the show’s first dates in almost two years.Gaga announced the new dates on social media, revealing that she’ll once again be taking on the city’s Park Theater at the Park MGM. She’ll be playing nine dates this October, kicking off on the 14th and ending on Halloween (October 31).Tickets for the shows are set to go on sale at 10am PT (6pm BST) Saturday August 28.

Lady GaGa is caught in a bad situation after her former dog walker revealed his tragic state.

Lady Gaga’s dogwalker, Ryan Fischer, has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help fund the purchase of a new van, with which he’ll continue the cross-country road trip he embarked on two months ago.The GoFundMe campaign was made public on Monday (August 16), after Fischer ceased travels with his previous van “Trudy”, a 1991 Ford Falcon rental that he said “drove like a boat in high wind”.Fischer began his six-month journey trekking across the US back in June, citing a need to recover from the

Ryan Fischer, Lady Gaga’s dog walker, admits he’s facing a difficult road to recovery to overcome wounds both physical and mental.