EXCLUSIVE: Lady Gaga Arrived At The Yankees Game In Her Underwear!
June 21 2010, Published 9:03 a.m. ET
If you thought that Lady Gaga was dressed inappropriately for the Yankees-Mets game on Friday, then you should have seen what she arrived in!
REPORT: Lady Gaga Banned From Yankees Clubhouse After Boozy Antics
The scandalous singer caused a stir by prancing around with just a Yankees shirt covering her lacy lingerie at the Subway Series loss, but a source with the team exclusively told RadarOnline.com that she was barely dressed when she turned up for the game.
"She showed up in a bra, panties and fishnets. We supplied her with a Mariano Rivera jersey to wear so she could sit outside of the suite," revealed the Yankees' insider. Lady G unbuttoned the shirt and tied up the bottom so that her sexy underwear was still clearly visible underneath.
Even once she was more covered up, Gaga went on to ruffle feathers in the clubhouse by knocking back booze and partying with her pals.
Despite her drunken antics, the Poker Face pop star will be allowed back for future games, the New York Post reported on Monday. "She's not banned," from Yankee Stadium or the VIP area, said the team's GM Brian Cashman. "She didn't do anything wrong." He is blaming his own employees for letting her into the restricted area and will step up enforcement of the existing clubhouse rules.
Cashman explained that no celebrities, not even basketball legend Michael Jordan, should be allowed into the clubhouse after a loss. "That was the wrong time and the wrong place," he said, adding that there are other areas places in the Stadium that the players can interact with celebrities.
Gaga had better hope that the Yankees win the next time she goes to see them play - then she might be allowed to celebrate in her usual outrageous style!
Never Miss an
Daily updates from the heart of Hollywood, right to your inbox
By entering your email and clicking Sign Up, you’re agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners. You are also agreeing to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
