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Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga perform on stage at the 91st Academy Awards at Dolby Theater on February 24, 2019 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter / Getty Images)
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LOS ANGELES – Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's "Shallow" Oscar performance left social media in the spotlight Sunday night, and the Oscar-winning singer still thinks of the duo almost 24 hours later.
Gaga posted a photo of the two men sitting on the stage in front of the Steinway & Sons piano. Cooper's hand was wrapped around his waist and their hands were intertwined. She wrote: "Nothing more special than sharing this moment at the Oscars with a true friend and an artistic genius."
The performance contained extremely intense eye contact between the duo who played Jackson Maine and Ally in "A Star is Born," which won the Oscar for Best Original Song at the ceremony.
W Magazine summed up the performance: "The connection between Cooper and Gaga was so strong that at the end of their performance, their mouth was on the brink of a kiss."
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An audience member at the Oscars tweeted, "Just after the performance of Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper is over and she goes to the commercial stage, they came back to the stage holding hands to head to their seats and all the public applauded and applauded them.
Although some assumed that Cooper 's girlfriend (and her daughter' s mother), Irina Shayk would be angry, it was the opposite: Shayk, 33, was seen giving a huge hug Gaga during the show.
During his acceptance speech, Gaga weeping cried: "Bradley, there is not a single person on the planet who could have sung this song with me, but thank you for believing in us. a lot."
Jessica Sager of Fox News contributed to this story
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