Meeting On Coronavirus In Italy Interrupted By Lady Gaga Song

British Prime Minster Boris Johnson has ordered the closure of most retail stores and banned gatherings of more than two people in a stepped-up response to slow the new coronavirus. The measures Johnson announced Monday night in an address to the nation are more closely aligned with sweeping actions taken in France, Spain and Italy, but mark a departure from the British government's until-now more relaxed approach to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.

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A contagious beat! A serious council meeting about the spread of coronavirus in Italy had a lighthearted moment when “Stupid Love” by Lady Gaga accidentally played on someone’s phone.

Lady Gaga‘s brand new song “Stupid Love” started playing at an inappropriate time during a meeting to discuss Coronavirus in Italy, and now Gaga is reacting to the video that has gone viral.

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Lady Gaga's music recently provided a moment of levity during a serious meeting. Shortly after the 33-year-old singer dropped her latest track, «Stupid Love,» the song made an unexpected appearance during a meeting about coronavirus in Italy. The country has seen 79 deaths from the virus, according to .

A Sunday council meeting discussing the coronavirus in Italy was briefly interrupted by Lady Gaga's newly released song "Stupid Love," which accidentally started playing from an attendee's phone.

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