Lady Gaga keeps up her shocking antics on tour

January 22, 2013 12:14

Lady Gaga shocked fans when she decided to climb out of what appeared to be a giant vagina on the first night of her Born This Way Ball tour at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

One fan, posting under the name Catherine Yi, wrote: 'Real unicorns and an inflatable vagina. Only at a @LadyGaga show.'

Gaga even wore a replica of her infamous meat dress before feeding herself into a meat grinder, the Mirror reported.

One lucky backing dancer also had her bum firmly groped by Gaga.

It's only been a week since she suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction when her latex pants split and exposed her derriere.

She is rumoured to headline a private party for members of Barack Obama's presidential campaign staff on Tuesday night.

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