Wendy Starland, the woman who claims to have discovered Lady Gaga is sharing new details about the Bad Romance singer’s sexual past and it isn’t pretty
In an ongoing lawsuit filed in 2010 against Gaga and her then-boyfriend producer Rob Fusari Starland reveals that Gaga whose real name is Stefani Germanotta openly admitted to sleeping with Fusari inside her recording studio
Stefani just said you know, we’re having sex at the studio so I don’t know if you want to be there for that Starland said during an Oct. 28, 2011 deposition filed just last month.
She never told me not to come Starland added She just told me what was happening and I came to my own conclusions that I would prefer not to watch
Stefani was more explicit about the nature of their relationship at the studio regarding their romantic relationship and that they in substance wanted their privacy and that it wouldn’t be appropriate or a good thing for me to be there she said of Gaga who has never been one to shy away from her sexual proclivities
“It was I guess a bit more graphic when I heard the stories from Germanotta regarding the reason why I would be considered an intrusion
In the original lawsuit Starland claims she was tasked by Fusari to find a unique female singer under the age of 25 who could be the female equivalent of the lead singer of the band the Strokes
If she did she was promised that she and Fusari would work together to develop the singer and share equally in any revenues earned as a result
Starland says she found Gaga who is now dating actor Taylor Kinney in March 2006 during a performance at The Cutting Room in New York City
Ironically Gaga and Fusari filed lawsuits against each other in 2010 Fusari eventually settled his $30 million claim in September of that year
The information was obtained through court documents during a six-hour deposition Gaga gave in a lawsuit involving her former assistant Jennifer O’Neill who is suing Gaga for nearly $400,000 in unpaid wages