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Naked Lady Gaga Discovers Fans in Garage During Late Night Meal

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Lady Gaga fans filled the pop star’s garage in the middle of the night after Thanksgiving Day, but luckily this celebrity didn’t find the need to be upset with her adoring fans.

Anyone else with as much fame and success as Lady Gaga probably would have had the police escort the “Little Monsters” away, but Gaga simply laughed and just wished she had a cat door to slide them some food.

“#MONSTERFACT when gaga is asleep try to break into the garage, sing loud as possible, + ring the doorbell repeatedly #happeningnow #badkids,” she tweeted after she caught a glimpse of the 35 fans on her security cameras.

All the star really wanted was some more Turkey and other Thanksgiving delicacies, but instead she got a serious surprise that didn’t even allow her to put clothes on first.

“Thanksgiving story: woke up for leftovers in kitchen (naked) – stumbled on security camera revealing 35 monsters in my garage #why #iloveu,” she explained on Twitter.

The 26-year-old internationally loved pop star was actually spending Thanksgiving in Peru with her family and new friends because she was scheduled to take the stage Friday for her “Born This Way Ball” tour.

Hopefully as the Monsters in her garage will be able to make it out to the show if there interested in getting closer to the “Judas” songstress, because as much as Gaga adores her fans even she knew that opening her door to the garage wouldn’t be the smartest move.

“I should be mad i guess except i tried to figure out how to slide stuffing under the door, but theres no cat-flap,” she tweeted feeling sorry that her fans couldn’t join in on her delicious Thanksgiving left overs.

Either way, the “Americano” singer had a great time spending her holidays in the foreign country and definitely felt just as much love as she does when she’s back in the States.

“I had a wonderful Thanksgiving in Peru this year. My Family was able to come and was so special to share the holiday with new friends in Peru,” she tweeted.

If at all possible, she certainly would have sent her fans some food – like she did in Rio when she sent her awaiting fans fries, burgers and cokes – but this time she had to settle for a Twitter shout out before making her own plate and crawling back into bed.

 

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