Ryan Fischer: Last News

Lady Gaga 's work trip to Italy was thrown into chaos just moments after she checked into her hotel.

Lady Gaga is feeling grateful that her dog walker is on the mend and her pets were returned.  According to People magazine, citing a source, Gaga "first got the news" on Friday that her dog walker Ryan Fischer "was doing okay" and that her dogs were returned. Fischer was shot last week as her two French bulldogs, Koji and Gustav, were stolen.

Lady Gaga is stepping out in style.

Lady Gaga has been spotted for the first time since her French bulldogs Koji and Gustav were stolen at gunpoint in Hollywood. The singer, 34, looked incredibly glam when she stepped out of her hotel in Rome on March 2, offering the cameras a wave — see the pics here. The “Papparazzi” hitmaker, who has been filming a new movie in Italy, wore a stylish, beige Max Mara coat and carried a black and white monogrammed Chanel handbag. She completed the look with white gloves, towering red and black pumps, and a white protective face mask. Her brunette locks were swept back into an up-do, as she stepped out for the first time since her dog walker was shot in the chest during a terrifying Feb. 24 incident.

Lady Gaga has been seen for the first time since her dogs were kidnapped in a horrifying ideal that saw her dog walker shot.

Lady Gaga's dog walker, who was shot last week during a robbery in Hollywood when two of the singer’s French bulldogs were stolen, described the violence and his recovery “from a very close call with death" in social media posts Monday. Ryan Fischer’s posts included pictures taken from his hospital bed, where he says “(a) lot of healing still needs to happen” but he looks forward to reuniting with the dogs.

 Lady Gaga’s  dog walker Ryan Fischer took to Instagram with a lengthy statement on Monday, speaking out for the first time since he was hospitalized for a gunshot wound.Fischer was shot on Wednesday, February 24 while out walking three of the star’s French bulldogs.

Many were shocked when Lady Gaga’s dog walker was shot and two of her French bulldogs stolen just last week, leaving the singer devastated and desperate to have them back.

Lady Gaga's dog walker has spoken out for the first time from his hospital bed.

It was just last week that we learned of the devastating news that Lady GaGa’s dog walker, Ryan Fischer, had been shot while trying to take her three French Bulldogs for an evening stroll. While the story looks like it has a happy ending — Koji and Gustavo were returned to GaGa on Friday by a mysterious good Samaritan and Ryan is in stable condition — the 30-year-old now faces nearly $100K in medical bills!

Lady Gaga‘s dog walker Ryan Fischer has made his first public statement since being shot (and has shared photos of himself from the hospital).

Chloe Goodman was seen crouching protectively over her French bulldogs just days after Lady Gaga 's dog walker was shot last week.

Lady Gaga‘s dog walker has thanked the singer for her support after he was shot four times during a dog-napping in Los Angeles.Ryan Fischer was hospitalised after he was attacked by two men who stole two of Gaga’s French bulldogs on Wednesday evening, but he is now expected to make a full recovery.Thanking family and friends for their support, Fischer’s family said in a statement: “We cannot possibly say enough to thank all of the first responders, nurses and doctors who have worked so tirelessly to care for Ryan.“Of course, we also want to thank Lady Gaga who has shown nothing but non-stop love and concern for Ryan and our family right from the outset.“Ryan loves (dogs) Gustavo and Koji as much as Lady Gaga does, so we join in her plea

Lady Gaga is “shaken up” after her French bulldogs Koji and Gustav were stolen at gunpoint and her dog walker was shot in Hollywood on Feb. 24. Although a woman has since turned the pups into an LAPD station following the pop star’s desperate plea for their return, the “Just Dance” singer is still reeling over the terrifying incident. A source close to the singer told HollywoodLife exclusively that she was “freaked” by the attack, which saw her dog walker Ryan Fischer get shot in the chest. “Gaga is absolutely freaked out over what happened to Ryan and her dogs,” the insider began.

It turns out that the two men involved in dognapping Lady Gaga’s French bulldogs and shooting her dog walker may not have actually been targeting her.

Lady Gaga will pay her dogwalker’s £70k medical bill after he was shot by dognappers who stole the singer’s two French bulldogs. Ryan Fischer, who was hospitalised as a result of the attack, was initially found by police in a ‘grave’ condition after he tried to fight the two robbers off, however, it’s been reported he is expected to make a full recovery. According to sources, Lady Gaga ‘feels horrendous about what happened to Ryan and wants to make sure he is looked after.’ ‘She absolutely adores him and is forever indebted to him for his bravery,’ an insider continued to The Mirror. ‘She also wanted to compensate him for lost work, and has been wishing him a speedy recovery.’ Ryan had been caring for Gaga’s beloved pets while the singer is

 Lady Gaga ’s missing dogs have been found! Two days after the 34-year-old superstar’s French bulldogs were stolen, LAPD’s Olympic Community Police Station has confirmed that they are safe and sound. Police Captain Jonathan Tippet told Associated Press that the pups were brought to the station by a woman around 6 p.m.

Koji and Gustav have been returned to their rightful home. Thank goodness! We can all breathe a sigh of relief for Lady GaGa who has obviously endured an emotionally taxing last couple of days.

After a gruelling few days, Lady Gaga’s beloved dogs, Koji and Gustave, have been found safe and sound.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterA woman turned in Lady Gaga’s two French bulldogs at a Los Angeles police station on Friday night, two days after they were stolen in a brazen armed robbery in Hollywood.Lady Gaga’s dogwalker, Ryan Fischer, was shot once while struggling with the robbers on Wednesday night. He is in stable condition, according to police.

Lady Gaga has to be breathing a major sigh of relief and crying tears of joy, as her French bulldogs Koji and Gustav have been recovered after being stolen at gunpoint in Hollywood on Feb. 24. A woman turned the pups into an LAPD station on the night of Feb. 26, HollywoodLife.com confirmed with the Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson, who said the dogs were  “unharmed. It’s unclear whether the woman will receive the $500,000 reward Gaga put up just hours earlier in the day in a desperate plea for the safe return of her pets.