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I just love the male sexuality, says Lady GaGa
New Delhi News.Net
Friday 27th November, 2009 (ANI)
New Delhi, Nov 27 : American singer Lady GaGa has spoken about her love for 'the male sexuality'.
GaGa, 23, who is openly bisexual, insisted that she is able to separate love from sex, reports the China Daily.
"In love there are no rules or boundaries. But I separate love and sex. I just love the male sexuality. Men have something that I miss but that I really appreciate," Jetzt.de quoted her as saying.
The singer, real name Stefani Germanotta, added that her father Joseph Germanotta was shocked when he saw her dance in a gay bar.
"I was a burlesque go-go girl in a gay bar in the Lower East Side of New York. One evening my father came into the bar because he wanted to see as what I worked there," she said.
"When he saw me dancing in a leather thong he turned around and went home," she added.  Email this story to a friend
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