Pop superstar Lady Gaga has hinted that her wedding to fiancé Michael Polansky is "just around the corner," revealing the news during a pre-recorded voice message to Bruno Mars’ iHeart Radio livestream, "Romantic Radio," on Friday, March 6. Gaga and Polansky, who have been traveling extensively throughout the year, reached out to Mars for a special song dedication for their upcoming nuptials.

Upon recognizing Gaga's voice, Bruno Mars responded with enthusiasm, suggesting "Risk It All," the opening track from his recently released fourth studio album, "The Romantic." Mars' album, his first since 2016's "24K Magic," debuted on February 27 and features nine new tracks, including the Billboard Hot 100-topping single "I Just Might," which marked his tenth overall entry at the summit.

Lady Gaga and the tech entrepreneur Michael Polansky have been in a public relationship since early 2020, with Gaga making their romance Instagram official in February of that year and soon after referring to Polansky as "the love of my life." Their engagement was officially confirmed in July 2024 when Gaga introduced Polansky as her "fiancé" during a conversation with French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal at the Summer Olympics in Paris.

Polansky has also collaborated with the 16-time Grammy winner on her 2025 album, "MAYHEM," receiving co-writing credits on seven of its songs. The album achieved significant success, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. While a specific wedding date has not yet been announced, Polansky shared insights into their plans in November 2025, telling Rolling Stone that the couple prefers a private ceremony over an extravagant affair. "We don’t want a really big wedding, but we want to enjoy it," he stated. "In a lot of ways, we already feel married, so it’s not like it’s gonna change much."