Lady Gaga Reveals Whether She’d Ever Join a Real Housewives Franchise

Lady Gaga doesn’t think reality television is for her. 

While taking Vanity Fair’s Lie Detector Test, the Grammy winner, 38, tried to keep her “Poker Face” when quizzed on her past and possible future on reality TV. 

“Speaking of reality TV, would you ever say yes to being a Real Housewife?” the administrator asked while a polygraph examiner monitored Gaga’s response.

“No,” the “Paparazzi” hitmaker replied.

After showing her a photo from season 10, episode 1 of the hit Bravo series, the examiner asked, “Not even after this tribute to you on Real Housewives of New York City?”

The screenshot showed the ladies gathered at a Halloween bash where the women dressed as female icons in an episode titled “Ghouls Just Wanna Have Fun,” which aired in April 2018. 

In addition to hostess Dorinda Medley dressing as the “Bad Romance” singer, there was Tinsley Mortimer as Madonna, Sonja Morgan as Lucille Ball and Ramona Singer (and her red catsuit) went as Britney Spears.

However, the tribute didn’t seem to sway Gaga’s answer.

“That would make me feel scared, to like, being on reality TV,” the Academy Award winner confessed. “This makes me feel scared.”

While Lady Gaga may have some reservations about appearing on reality TV, she once made a cameo on a 2008 episode of The Hills. On the fifth episode of season 4, she performed at a small party while wearing a full-body, leather-like catsuit with gold chains and a black, white and red scarf wrapped around her blonde hair.

As for Medley, she revisited her iconic Lady Gaga costume during an interview with The Daily Dish in October, telling the outlet, “The famous bubble dress lives on forever.”  

The outfit was inspired by a season 35 episode of Saturday Night Live when the “Born This Way” singer and Andy Samberg both matched in semi-nude bubble looks for a skit. 

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“Literally, that wasn’t a costume,” Medley told the outlet. “That was me going to Bloomingdales, getting a Spanx, and having [an SNL costume designer] sew plastic balls all over it, which by the way, all fell by the end of the night.”

“I was pretty much naked by the end of that scene,” she added. “Not that I cared … between the drinks, the wigs, and the bubbles falling off, I was past worrying about that.”