Diane Warren has just lately opened up about Lady Gaga’s emotional response to Diane Warren’s painful music.
In the documentary, Diane Warren: Relentless, which premiered in theatres on January 10, Diane shared about being sexually assaulted as a baby.
“I by no means talked about that I used to be molested as a child,” mentioned the songwriter.
Warren remarked, “I didn’t inform my mother or dad on the time… I didn’t inform anyone.”
While talking to PEOPLE, the songwriter talked about her music, Til It Happens to You and shared how Gaga endured the same trauma to carry the music to life.
“When I wrote the music, I assumed I’d heard that Gaga had mentioned one thing on Howard Stern that she was sexually assaulted,” she informed the outlet.
Warren remarked, “And I assumed, you recognize what? I’m going to name her.”
The songwriter opened up about Gaga’s response to the music, saying, “I name and I’m going, ‘I wish to play you this music. You’re both going to hate me or what.’ I did not know the way she’d react.”
“I had the cellphone down, and I performed her the music, and he or she was hysterically crying on the opposite finish of the cellphone after I was carried out taking part in it,” talked about Warren.
Meanwhile, the songwriter added, “I flew out to New York and taught her the music. We went over it, after which she got here again to L.A. and produced this superb file.”
