Lady Gaga shed tears while speaking in memory of the victims of the shooting

The 'Born This Way' singer couldn't stop crying during her speech to a crowd of thousands.

On the evening of June 13 (local time), Lady Gaga joined thousands of people outside City Hall in Los Angeles, USA, to commemorate the victims of the Pulse gay nightclub shooting in Florida. While reading her speech and calling out the names of the 49 victims, Lady Gaga burst into tears.

Lady Gaga cried continuously while reading her speech.

"We mourn the loss of these wonderful people. They were sons, fathers, mothers in every family. They were our brothers and sisters. But tonight, I will not let my anger and my indignation overshadow our purpose here, to share the loss with the families of the victims, members of the LGBT community," the 30-year-old singer said.

Holding back tears, Lady Gaga continued: "We represent the compassion and loyalty of millions of people around the world who believe in us."

The famous singer dressed casually at a memorial service for the victims in Orlando.

Lady Gaga stood in front of a group of people holding signs spelling out the name Orlando - the location of the shooting. Below, some held up rainbow flags, a symbol of the LGBT community. The famous singer continued: "Tomorrow, I hope we can find a solution to this problem. But tonight, right now, Orlando, we are with you. We are here to remember the victims."

The Born This Way singer then took off her hat and read out the names of each victim in the bloody massacre in the US. Before that, the shooting in Orlando early on June 12 at the Pulse gay nightclub left 49 people dead.

According to VNE