Lady Gaga avoids seeing Caitlyn Jenner at Oscars party

Web Desk (National Times)- Lady Gaga is sending internet into frenzy as a video from Oscars party has surfaced in which the House of Gucci star can be seen subtly avoiding Caitlyn Jenner.

The viral video was filmed outside Elton John’s 94th Academy Awards viewing party on Sunday when the Keeping Up With The Kardashians alum tried to talk to Gaga.

“Are you spending time around town anymore,” she asked. However, the singer just gave a nod to respond to the relative TV star.

“I haven’t seen you at the Starbucks in a while,” Jenner added.

“I’ve switched baristas,” Gaga gave a rather cold reply before leaving Jenner looking awkward.

Coming across the video, netizens took over social media to react to the apparent ‘roast’ of Jenner.

“Lady Gaga switched Starbucks to avoid Caitlyn Jenner. Celebrities are just like us,” one user wrote, reported The Sun.

“I’ve switched baristas’ SCREAM at lady gaga being like ‘get this awful woman away from me – that’s my girl.’” another one expressed on Twitter.



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