@LadyGaga gush on been the happiest bride-to-be!

Need to say that one of the biggest news for a lady especially a celebrity of this class is to find someone that would love her and ready to deal with all her flaws. So no need to imagine the feeling that is going through the Gaga Lady right now. 

Lady Gaga loves how her fiancé Taylor Kinney is ensuring she's “such a happy bride-to-be”. The 28-year-old Bad Romance singer, real name Stefani Germanotta, confirmed on Monday she is engaged to wed the 33-year-old Chicago Fire actor.

And Gaga adores the ring he presented to her, because the details he inscribed on the piece of jewellery evoke a lot of loving memories.

“My favorite part of my engagement ring, Taylor and Lorraine designed 'TS' in white diamonds on the band (sic),” she wrote in a post in Instagram, which featured a close-up shot of the band. “He always called me by my birth name. Since our very first date. I'm such a happy bride-to-be! I can't stop smiling!!”

Soon after this message, Gaga shared caricature fan art piece by Hiromi Yoshimura at Iggy Proof, which features a cartoon of her being swept up in the arms of Taylor. In a caption attached to the image, the songstress wrote: “SO SWEET!!!”

Taylor designed Gaga's ring with jeweller to the stars, Lorraine Schwartz.

Lorraine recently denied rumours the ring is of a six-carat mark, but she kept mum on exactly how refined the rock truly is.

“The stone is big and quite beautiful, and actually more expensive than some of the estimates I have read,” she told InStyle magazine

Although Gaga may be donning big bling on her finger, she and Taylor normally keep their love life undercover.

Two months before their engagement announcement, the couple were spotted attending the baptism of Taylor's nephew near his hometown of Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

“They were trying not to get noticed,” Reverend Mike Alleman told the New York Daily News of their low-key attendance. “They didn't want to make it about them. When the service ended, they left through a side door. They were really very polite.”

[Cover Media]