Lady Gaga shares sweet selfie with new beau Michael Polansky after announcing Chromatica Ball tour

She dropped her new single Stupid Love a week ago and has announced her new Chromatica Ball tour.

And on Thursday night, Lady Gaga shared a selfie with her boyfriend Michael Polansky writing in the caption on Instagram: ‘I’ve got a STUPID love.’

The photo appeared to have been taken inside a private jet with the Grammy hitmaker sitting on the lap of the tech entrepreneur.

The pair are believed to have been dating since at least New Year’s Eve.

They reportedly met through Polansky’s boss Sean Parker, the Napster cofounder and former Facebook President.

The couple went public with their romance on Super Bowl Sunday in early February.

Earlier in the day, Gaga showed off her dance moves as she spray painted her white Mercedes in an Instagram video as she announced her new tour.

The singer, 33, was joined by a friend as she struck a series of dance moves while painting Stupid Love on the hood of the car.

Alongside the video, she wrote: ‘When you’re so tired from working nonstop you end up spray painting your whip’ [sic].

After giving her car a makeover, the video then cut to Gaga and her pal arriving at a fast food restaurant where she ordered a burger while her song played in the background. 

Soon after she uploaded the video, the hitmaker announced a new six-city stadium tour of Europe and North America.

The Chromatica Ball tour, named after her upcoming sixth studio album, will begin on July 24 in Paris before coming to London on July 30.

The show will then move to America with Gaga performing in Boston on August 5, Toronto, Canada on August 9, Chicago on August 14 and New Jersey on August 19. 

Speaking on New Music Daily with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Gaga revealed she made a lot of the Chromatica in her studio house,’ referring to her $5.25 million home in the Hollywood Hills. 

The Star Is Born actress has a $24 million mansion on six-acres in Malibu; the property has stunning views of the Pacific Ocean with five bedrooms and stables.

Gaga purchased the home in 2014 and in October 2018, Gaga bought a $30 million townhouse in West Chelsea neighborhood of the Big Apple.

The NYC property is five stories, featuring five bedrooms across 11,000 square feet.

During her interview with Zane, Gaga spoke about recording her album at her studio home.

She said: ‘I would be upstairs on the porch, outside the kitchen, and [record producer] BloodPop would come up and he’d go, “Okay, come on, that’s enough, off the porch,” and I would cry and I would say, “I’m miserable, I’m sad, I’m depressed,” and he’d go, I know that and we’re gonna go make some music now.”‘ 

Gaga said: ‘And then I’d go downstairs and I would write, you know, Stupid Love, or I’d write that lyric that I just told you to make another song.’

The singer, who was born Stefani Germanotta, said that on her previous album, Joanne (released in 2016), she was ‘more on a space artistically of crafting something.’

‘It conceptually all went together. An album for my father. An album about the trauma of my family. An album about how we pass things on generationally to each other. My relationship with men, it’s like very specific right?’ 

She added: ‘This was much more like, you know what guys, it turns out I sobbed for three minutes and this is what came out and this is what should be there and it was so real. 

‘All my gears, all my musical bells, artistic thoughts – the way that I see music and experience music – the wall of sound – everything was just firing on all cylinders and it made me feel so happy because I thought to myself wow, even when you feel six feet under, you can still fire on all cylinders.’

‘There’s even a lyric on the album where I say, every single day yeah I dig a grave/ I sit inside it wondering if I’ll behave / It’s a game I play and I hate to say / You’re the worst thing and the best thing that’s happened to me.’

‘I woke up every day, dig a grave for myself, sit in it. I’m not smoking anymore but I smoked 40 cigarettes all day long in my grave right? and I would decide if I was going to behave or not. Some days I did, some days I didn’t.’