Lady Gaga is feeling overwhelmed with love and gratitude after winning her 14th Grammy award.

The "Disease" singer took home her latest trophy at the 2025 Grammy Awards on Sunday (February 2) alongside Bruno Mars, winning the award for best pop duo/group performance for their collaboration "Die With A Smile." She was still feeling appreciative days later and shared a message on Instagram on Tuesday (February 4) recognizing the "special" honor.

"My 14th Grammy award is a very special one," she said, sharing photos of her holding her newest gramophone trophy. "Being a songwriter, all I want to do is tell stories that touch peoples hearts. Telling this story with Bruno about love is truly a piece of my soul — love is what we all need right now."

Gaga concluded her heartfelt statement with a message of thanks to her fans and a lyrical reference to the award-winning song itself, writing, "Thank you little monsters — wherever you go that's where I'll follow."

Gaga and Mars accepted the award together on stage and both gushed over the other's talent, per People. Mars told Gaga he was "so honored to have a small part in [her] giant musical legacy," while she called her collab partner "a musician for the ages."

The Grammys were also a big night for Gaga in another way as she debuted her newest single "Abracadabra" and its accompanying music video, the third single off her forthcoming album Mayhem. Following the drop, she shared the "resilient" meaning behind the track and the how it helps her be more of her authentic self.

Mayhem drops March 7.

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