Lady Gaga explains to her fans why she’s been more private about her life lately

Lady Gaga explains why she hasn’t been as open with her fans as she usually is on social media.

The singer, 37 – who has been criticized by her fans for promoting a migraine drug – shared a lengthy essay with her followers on Saturday.

“I wanted to share a more personal moment with you today,” the Oscar winner began.

“I know I haven’t been doing that much lately and some of you are really longing for me to share more of my artistic process.”

She then shared a laundry list of activities she’d been involved in, including her work as Harley Quinn in the upcoming Joker: Folie à Deux.

Personal moment: Lady Gaga, 37, penned a lengthy essay on Instagram on Saturday saying she wanted to “share a more personal moment” and explain to her fans why she hasn’t shared so much of her life with them

“Since last summer, I’ve been experiencing my creativity in a very special and personal way: I wrote and produced music for a special project, I spent months preparing to develop my character for Joker, I filmed Joker for months (a very introspective time), she revealed.

As if that wasn’t enough, the A Star is Born actress has launched her own make-up line Haus Labs and is working on the movie The Chromatica Ball.

“I can say for the first time in many years that my love of creating art, music, fashion and supporting the community has never been more satisfying,” she argued.

“I may not be sharing as much of myself online as I have in the past, but I hope you know that this time has been extremely healing and recharging for my heart, mind, body and creativity – to create within myself and to have a personal have a life that’s just for me.’

“I’m sure that will feel different because I haven’t always been so private (I bet some of you have to laugh about it),” she wrote.

The Hold My Hand artist has been in a relationship with CEO Michael Polansky and will be Instagram official in February 2020.

The House of Gucci star tried to reassure her fans, writing: “I love my fans so much, my little monsters and that will never change.”

Busy: The star has been busy working on several projects, including her role as Harley Quinn in Joker: Folie à Deux, in which she revealed that she “was prepared for months to develop my character…, I have seen Joker many filmed for months (a very introspective time)’ Photographed in New York in April

Makeup: The Oscar winner has also launched her own makeup line, Haus Labs

Chromatica: The 911 singer, who toured last summer in support of her Chromatica album, is turning the concert experience into a documentary, The Chromatica Ball. “Can’t WAIT for you to experience it,” she wrote

Thank you: “Thank you for being willing to grow with me so I can change and transform with the community I love so much,” she wrote. “I hope you love all the things I’ve made for you and I hope this is a little reminder of my deep passion and dedication to art”

“I can’t even begin to describe how much our global community inspires me every day to bring as much joy into your lives as possible.”

The 911 singer, who toured last summer in support of her Chromatica album, is turning the concert experience into a documentary, The Chromatica Ball.

“Here’s a photo of my work on The Chromatica Ball film montage,” she said of the photo shared alongside the post, “Can’t WAIT for you to experience it.”

She ended the message with gratitude.

“Thank you for being willing to grow with me so I can change and transform with the community I love so much.”

“I hope you love all the things I’ve made for you and I hope this is a little reminder of my deep passion and dedication to art.”

The post came just days after Gaga was criticized by her own fans for an ad campaign that sees her teaming up with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer for a migraine drug.

The Bad Romance hitmaker posted a photo of herself on her The Chromatica Ball Tour last year with a huge watermark in the top right corner for Nurtec ODT on Instagram.

What followed were slides direct from Pfizer’s marketing team detailing safety information, side effects, and general information about the migraine drug.

Gaga – who has been open about her medical struggles – posted it with a lengthy caption that mixes her own statement and advertising/legal jargon.

Part of the caption read, “I have dealt with migraine pain since childhood. When I first tried Nurtec® ODT (rimegepant) 75mg I will never forget that I wished I had found it sooner.

“That’s why I’m proud to work with Nurtec ODT. [purple heart emoji] We’re in the same boat. If you’re ready to speak to a doctor, ask about Nurtec ODT today. #MHAM’

Ah! Little Monsters: The post came just days after Gaga was criticized by her own fans for an ad campaign that sees her teaming up with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer for a migraine drug

‘You really are such an embarrassing sellout’: The 37-year-old hitmaker had taken to the arms of her loyal followers, known as the Little Monsters, with an Instagram post on Tuesday

There were even claims on social media that Gaga had lost several followers over the post, as Twitter user @sourbenji wrote, “Lady Gaga has lost over 300,000 followers since her Nurtec ad [sad face emoji]’

Her Little Monsters weren’t happy with the post, as one of them pulled no punches in the comments section, writing, “you’re such an embarrassing sellout, it’s really disappointing.”

Another added: “Ma’am??? since when do you do sponsored posts??? This is wild’

One fan wasn’t happy, as they said, “posting a picture of the chromatica ball during pride month but being a migraine ad is homophobic.”

Finally, another Little Monster also expressed disappointment with Gaga for posting the ad, but nothing about it being Pride Month.

They said, ‘This is so heartbreaking and disheartening. not a single post about pride and the attacks our trans brothers and sisters endure. no interaction with fans, no music, even the chromatics ball seems to be on the shelf and all you guys care about now is money and paid partnerships. this is terribly disappointing.’