The assistant, who handles Fischer’s finances, said they also submitted an invoice to Gaga - since they expected her to give him six more months of financial support following the accident - but they were met with resistance. They were friends - close friends - for years.” “Ryan was a lot more than just an employee for them. “Nobody really made a point to come see him or talk to him or make contact with him,” Ault said. “They were supportive from afar - there were a lot of words of assurance, like: ‘Oh yeah, don’t worry about anything, we’re going to take complete care of you,'” she said, noting that the support didn’t materialize.
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It is unclear at what point Fischer began to feel “unsupported.” However, his assistant, Elisha Ault, told Rolling Stone that their former employer’s support never came to full fruition. The former dog walker had to undergo surgery after being shot in the chest by armed dognappers as he tried to protect the “Shallow” star’s French bulldogs. Rolling Stone noted, “While was there, the pop star flew a trauma therapist out to work with Fischer for multiple three-day stints.”įischer also quipped that when he had been in the hospital, Gaga sent him “so many balloons from Italy” on his birthday that “the ICU said it’s a fire hazard.” Fischer said subsequent X-rays revealed his right lung had totally collapsed. He said the “Bad Romance” singer, having seen that he had been bombarded by media attention at his own place, allowed him to stay at her home in Hollywood Hills, Calif. Rather than being abandoned, Fischer, 40, told the magazine that Gaga was there for him throughout his recovery. And I really did try to navigate it as best I could.” A screenshot of the GoFundMe page Fischer created. It’s a weird video and it’s a weird way to go about life. “I tried to navigate that,” he added before addressing an accompanying video he created for the fundraiser. However, Fischer told Rolling Stone that feeling unsupported was just part of his “journey.” Lady Gaga’s former dog walker Ryan Fischer says it’s “all love” after saying he did not feel supported. “I had long bouts of depression and doubt and self-pity,” he added in the plea for cash. The LA-based dog walker to the stars caused howls of outrage online in August when he started a $40,000 GoFundMe that stated in the description that he had felt “abandoned and unsupported” after the shooting. “It’s what happens in trauma - all your loved ones, all your family, everyone: you feel alone.” “Everyone thought that I was setting a blame on someone, when it was all love,” he said in the profile, published Wednesday. Ryan Fischer explained in a new interview with Rolling Stone that he had been going through hard times dealing with the near-death experience when he said he felt “unsupported” - and some believed he had been referring to the “Paparazzi” singer. Lady Gaga’s former dog walker is speaking out after the pop star was accused of “abandoning” him as he recovered from being shot by dognappers who stole her pooches in February.
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