Lady Gaga Celebrated Her Golden Globes Victory in Bed With Her Award, Her Fiancé, and a Box of Fruity Pebbles

Even before its release this past October, A Star Is Born was heralded as the No. 1 frontrunner for the 2019 awards season, which kicked off this Sunday with the Golden Globes. All began as expected when Lady Gaga showed up ready to win, matching her hair to her massive periwinkle gown by Valentino Haute Couture. It wasn’t long, though, before things took an unexpected turn: The bulk of the night’s awards ended up going to the rather controversial films Bohemian Rhapsody and Green Book, with only a single award to spare for Gaga and Bradley Cooper‘s tour de force: Their chart-topping single and duet,”Shallow,” won for Best Original Song.

It turned out to be the only award Gaga took home: She lost out on Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama to Glenn Close, and Cooper, well, didn’t take home Best Actor or Best Director, nor even share in the victory for “Shallow,” as it was instead handed over—surprisingly enough by one Taylor Swift—to a teary Gaga and her co-writers, Andrew Wyatt, Anthony Rossomando, and Mark Ronson.

As usual, though, Gaga took care to thank Cooper in her speech, which she ended with “Bradley, I love you.” She also spent the night sitting next to Cooper—as well as her fiancé, the talent agent Christian Carino.

And while Gaga no doubt would have been welcomed into a handful of the Globes’ notoriously wild after-parties, instead she opted to head home with Carino, who posted an Instagram of her taking it quite easy to celebrate her victory: cozied up in bed sans gown, with her Globe tucked under her arm and a bowl (and box) of the cereal Fruity Pebbles. (By the way, Carino may be worth a follow for those interested in seeing more BTS Gaga; he also recently shared a dispatch from the first night of her “Enigma” residency in Las Vegas, soley comprising Gaga’s bare legs and feet.)

Meanwhile, the rest of the crew got an early start on their victory: Ronson spent the hours ahead of the awards playing “Shallow” on the guitar and listening to it on the radio with Rossomando, as he documented on his Instagram Stories.

As for Gaga’s other love, fret not: He won’t go unrecognized—if only because if all goes as planned, Cooper and Gaga will soon enough be performing “Shallow” at the Oscars.

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