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    Lady Gaga never wanted to meet her 'House of Gucci' character, thank you very much

    Lady Gaga's "House of Gucci" accent isn't the only peculiar acting choice the pop star made to prepare for the Ridley Scott film. The pop star had no interest in meeting the infamous "Lady Gucci" Patrizia Reggiani, whom she portrays in the upcoming drama — even after the embattled fashion icon, 72, made it abundantly clear that she was "rather annoyed" with the singer for not conferring with ...
    by Nardine Saad, Los Angeles Times Nov 03, 2021 2 minutes

    Lady Gaga's "House of Gucci" accent isn't the only peculiar acting choice the pop star made to prepare for the Ridley Scott film.

    The pop star had no interest in meeting the infamous "Lady Gucci" Patrizia Reggiani, whom she portrays in the upcoming drama — even after the embattled fashion icon, 72, made it abundantly clear that she was "rather annoyed"

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