Lady Gaga received a standing ovation for her incredibly powerful performance of Till It Happens To You during the Academy Awards ceremony, defending rape and sexual abuse victims.
The singer, who was one such victim, teared up as she sang and played the piano. She was joined by male and female sufferers of sexual abuse and their presence moved the star-studded audience to tears.
Lady Gaga has paid a poignant tribute to the 50 abuse victims who joined her onstage during her Oscars performance on Sunday night.
The 29-year-old revealed the group made a promise to get matching tattoos representing "unity" – and on Thursday night, the star stayed true to her word.
Tattoo artist Dave Allen create her inking, which she chose to have on the back of her left shoulder. Dave shared a snap of Lady Gaga after the tattoo was finished, as the singer beamed for the camera.
"Honoured to tattoo a symbol of "unity" on @ladygaga today," he wrote on Instagram. "An image of solidarity for survivors of sexual assault."
The singer, who was one such victim, teared up as she sang and played the piano. She was joined by male and female sufferers of sexual abuse and their presence moved the star-studded audience to tears.
Lady Gaga has paid a poignant tribute to the 50 abuse victims who joined her onstage during her Oscars performance on Sunday night.
The 29-year-old revealed the group made a promise to get matching tattoos representing "unity" – and on Thursday night, the star stayed true to her word.
Tattoo artist Dave Allen create her inking, which she chose to have on the back of her left shoulder. Dave shared a snap of Lady Gaga after the tattoo was finished, as the singer beamed for the camera.
"Honoured to tattoo a symbol of "unity" on @ladygaga today," he wrote on Instagram. "An image of solidarity for survivors of sexual assault."
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