American singer, Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, known professionally as Lady Gaga, was recently spotted in Paris, France, leading to speculation that she may be involved in the upcoming Olympic Games opening ceremony.

A video of Lady Gaga in Paris, captured just days before the commencement of the Olympic Games, has ignited speculation regarding her potential involvement in Friday’s opening ceremony.

The renowned pop star, aged 38, was observed arriving at a Parisian hotel, as evidenced by videos circulating on social media platforms.

The musical lineup for the opening ceremony, which will be held along the Seine River for the first time in Olympic history, has not yet been fully disclosed.

Franco-Malian R&B artist Aya Nakamura is widely expected to perform, despite criticism from far-right politicians such as Marine Le Pen, who suggested that her appearance would “humiliate” France.


Also, Celine Dion has been spotted in Paris, which has given rise to speculation that she may potentially participate in either the opening or closing ceremony.

Regrettably, the renowned French electronic music duo Daft Punk has declined an invitation to perform during the opening ceremony. Additionally, the internationally acclaimed French DJ David Guetta has not been selected to participate, which has apparently caused him significant displeasure.

Approximately 6,000 to 7,000 athletes are anticipated to participate in the ceremonial procession along a six-kilometer (four-mile) segment of the Seine River. The procession will commence at the Austerlitz Bridge in the eastern region and conclude at the Eiffel Tower, utilizing 85 barges and boats for transportation.