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Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic flight, the first commercial trip to space scheduled to take place next year, will reportedly also be a very special one for the music industry. Lady Gaga has been asked to perform on the historical trip, but now rumors say that the Poker Face star will also get married to her boyfriend, Chicago Fire star Taylor Kinney, on the same trip.
Stefani Germanotta on her real name, is probably one of the most nonconformist pop artists of the pop industry so it’s only normal the moment she’s getting married has to be as such. After being asked to perform in the world’s first commercial flight, scheduled for the beginning of 2015, rumors are that Lady Gaga will also take advantage of this rare occasion and marry her boyfriend.
According to the Daily Star, the pop star plans to have a commitment ceremony with actor boyfriend Taylor Kinney, 33, aboard Richard Branson’s maiden Virgin Galactic flight. And to make things even better, after accepting to gig in space, Gaga allegedly received a free ticket, becoming the only person to get their space trip with no charge.
A source told to the newspaper: “Gaga and Taylor want to make a pledge for life, and think the space flight is too big an opportunity to pass up. It would be typical of her to have the least conventional ‘wedding’ ever. Of course it would be a simulated-style marriage as there wouldn’t be a priest or religious figure there.”
As to Virgin Galactic’s success on the market, you’ll want to know that more than 500 people have put their names down for the $200,000 trip into space, which will last for around two hours and travel 60 miles (96 km) high.
According to the Daily Star, the pop star plans to have a commitment ceremony with actor boyfriend Taylor Kinney, 33, aboard Richard Branson’s maiden Virgin Galactic flight. And to make things even better, after accepting to gig in space, Gaga allegedly received a free ticket, becoming the only person to get their space trip with no charge.
A source told to the newspaper: “Gaga and Taylor want to make a pledge for life, and think the space flight is too big an opportunity to pass up. It would be typical of her to have the least conventional ‘wedding’ ever. Of course it would be a simulated-style marriage as there wouldn’t be a priest or religious figure there.”
As to Virgin Galactic’s success on the market, you’ll want to know that more than 500 people have put their names down for the $200,000 trip into space, which will last for around two hours and travel 60 miles (96 km) high.
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