Lady Gaga doesn't want this kind of bad romance. The Grammy-winning artists is being sued for $30.5 million by her ex-boyfriend.

Rob Fusari, a songwriter and music producer, claims that he co-wrote songs such as "Paparazzi" and "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich" which both appeared on Lady Gaga's "The Fame" debut record.
He transformed Germanotta into Lady Gaga, a name adapted from Queen’s “Radio Ga Ga,” the lawsuit said. Lady Gaga and Fusari’s relationship became a business partnership in May 2006. Fusari’s share was 20 percent, it said.
Rob said he hooked Gaga up with a record exec who pimped her out to Interscope Records, which released "The Fame" in 2008. By then Gaga and Rob's relationship had soured and he was denied his 20 percent share of song royalties, 15 percent of merchandising revenue and other money he's owed.
Rob says he was paid $611,000 but that isn't his full share.
Sounds like Rob will win a good chunk of cash! Gaga may settle out of court, but this is a bad look, LG! You gotta be cut throat when you're in the entertainment industry, but not this cut throat.