Lady Gaga and Liza Minnelli share sweet exchange during Oscars ceremony: ‘I got you’

Two huge stars in their own right, Lady Gaga and Liza Minnelli, capped off last night’s Oscars ceremony when they presented the Oscar for Best Picture. When they took the stage, they received standing ovations. Then, Lady gaga turned to Minnelli, took her hand and said “Do you see that? The public, they love you.”

The presence of Minnelli, who is 76 and wheelchair-bound, brought joy to many and elicited an outpouring on social media, with many people saying that her being on stage represents “a powerful moment of inclusivity.”

Neilson Barnard/Getty Images

Lady Gaga acknowledged Minnelli by announcing that the actress was celebrating the 50th anniversary of Cabaret, for which she won an Oscar for Best Actress in 1972.

Holding the cue cads in her hands, Minnelli stumbled with her words, but Lady Gaga got closer to her and said “I got you,” to what Minnelli replied, “I know, thank you.”

This exchange melted millions of hearts. Many said it was the highlight of the night, and we can’t agree more.

Following the announcement for the nominees, Minnelli turned to Lady Gaga, and told her she was happy to be there as she was her biggest fan.

Former publicist of Liza Minnelli, Scott Gorenstein, revealed that “Lady Gaga requested that Liza present the award with her.”

Before attending the Oscars, Lady Gaga was partying at Elton John AIDS Foundation’s 30th Annual Academy Awards Viewing Party for which she wore a dazzling pastel gown and red lipstick.

Monica Pop
Monica Pop
Monica Pop is a senior writer for Bored Daddy magazine covering the latest trending and popular articles across the United States and around the world.

More from author

Related posts

Latest posts

A camera set up for a disabled cat captures something unexpected

The world can be a scarry place with those with disabilities, and this isn't true only for humans, but for animals, too. When the...

Stroke prevention tips: 3 habits to avoid after eating and 4 before bedtime

A stroke happens when the blood supply to part of your brain is suddenly cut off. This can affect movement, speech, or thinking, and...

Grandma’s go-to dryer vent cleaning secret that never fails

No one really wants to deal with clogged dryer vent because it requires too much work and effort, or at least that's what I...

After my wife’s funeral, I tried to escape the pain with my son when he whispered, ‘Dad, look… mom’s back’

I was at a point in my life when everything felt perfect. I had a perfect wife and a son. Sometimes, I even thought...

5 Warning Signs That Could Indicate Colon Cancer

When the Body Whispers: Radwah Oda’s Colon Cancer Journey and the Silent Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore Beneath everyday aches and annoyances, our bodies sometimes send...

Drooling at Night? Here’s What It Could Reveal About Your Health

Why You Might Be Drooling in Your Sleep (And When It Matters) Waking up to a damp pillow can be disconcerting, and while many shrug...