London: Lady Gaga lived up to her eccentric image when she demanded that her dressing room at the MTV EMA awards be kept at a high 90 degrees.
She even banned political banners from the audience, fireworks and spiked belts.
The Born This Way singer had performed at the awards show in Belfast, apart from receiving four music awards.
Gaga ensured her diva status as she ordered 24-hour security for her dressing room to protect the 33 suitcases and 80 dresses she had brought along.
She also ensured that it was stocked with pureed baby food in accordance with the diet and workout regime of fitness guru Tracey Anderson.
“GaGa is sticking to the diet to the letter. It includes pureed food and snacks,” the Daily Star quoted a source as saying.
“It’s healthy, but just sounds weird when she demands it in her dressing room,” the source added.
Tracey keeps her workout studios ‘like a sauna’ so that the sweat burns off calories.
ANI
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