London: Pop sensation Lady Gaga, who gave a memorable performance involving an oversized bathtub in 2009, is set to return to the X Factor stage with her latest single, `Marry the Night`.
The 25-year-old singer will appear on the November 13 results episode of the UK version of the reality show, after rumours of a potential appearance last week fell through the cracks, reported Contactmusic.
The news comes on the heels of the Gaga`s Born This Way Foundation launch and the announcement that she will be hosting "A Very Gaga Thanksgiving" special this month on ABC.
The pop star has been extremely busy these days, jet-setting to India in October to perform at the Formula 1 in New Delhi.
`Marry the Night` is the fifth single off Gaga`s chart topping `Born This Way` album, making its Billboard debut at 79 on the US Hot 100 chart.
PTI
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