Lady Gaga’s Las Vegas residency took an unexpected but thrilling turn when Bradley Cooper, her co-star and director in A Star Is Born, made a surprise appearance during her Enigma show at the Park MGM.
The audience was electrified as Cooper joined Gaga on stage for an impromptu rendition of their Oscar-winning duet, “Shallow.”
Before the performance, Gaga introduced Cooper as her “really good friend” and jokingly mentioned his lack of stage experience, which only added to the excitement. Despite being less familiar with the spotlight, Cooper delivered a heartfelt performance, with Gaga accompanying him on the piano.

This moment marked the first time the pair had performed “Shallow” together live since their memorable Oscars performance in 2019.
Their undeniable on-stage chemistry reignited the magic that had made A Star Is Born a global sensation. The film, a remake of the 1937 classic, grossed over $436 million worldwide and earned numerous accolades, including Oscar nominations for Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Actress. The song “Shallow,” which won the Oscar for Best Original Song, became an anthem for fans and further solidified its place in modern music history.

Gaga’s ongoing residency in Las Vegas, part of a lucrative $75 million contract, continues to showcase her dynamic range as an artist.
Moments like these not only highlight her powerful stage presence but also the enduring bond between her and Cooper. Their collaboration, both on-screen and live, continues to captivate audiences.

Fans quickly shared clips of their surprise duet, praising the duo’s strong friendship and the lasting impact of A Star Is Born. This performance stands as a testament to their lasting influence in both film and music.