Lady GaGa's Longtime Choreographer Accused Of Creating 'Unsafe' Workplace

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Lady GaGa’s former backup dancers want others to watch their step around the singer’s choreographer. Earlier this month, five of the superstar’s longtime backup dancers took to social media days before the start of The Chromatica Ball tour to tell fans they wouldn’t be returning.

The dancers weren’t vague about why, either: they accused head choreographer Richard Jackson of toxic behavior, alleging he had created an “unsafe” and “unhealthy” workplace. Related: Lady GaGa Stan Renounces ‘Demonic’ Fandom And Devotes His Social Media To Christianity Now Caroline Diamond, who worked with GaGa for the 2017 Super Bowl halftime show and Joanne tour, said in a video: Five additional dancers spoke with Rolling Stone and shared the same sentiments, alleging Jackson created an abusive work environment that led to two of the dancers voluntarily walking away from the dream gig.

For what it’s worth, none of the dancers who made allegations against Jackson had anything bad to say about GaGa herself, noting she had nothing to do with the issues since she wasn’t around for much of the rehearsals with Jackson.

Now, for those who don’t know, Jackson has quite the accomplished career. He took over as GaGa’s head choreographer after his former boss Laurieann Gibson parted ways with the singer in 2011, becoming choreographer for the musician’s tours, music videos, and Super Bowl halftime show.