Lady Gaga previously had bleach blonde hair and brown eyebrows.

The upload — which featured the stunner holding up a peace sign while in the car — was in honor of the singer’s 38th birthday.

Gaga also shared an emotional message, where she reflected on how great her life has been lately.

“Today has been so special — I can’t remember a time I was so happy on my bday. I am in love with my best friend, my family and friends are loving and kind and healthy,” she began, referencing her relationship with boyfriend Michael Polansky.

“I feel like my heart is bursting with gratitude for my own health and MUSIC — I am writing some of my best music in as long as I can remember our movie Joker 2: Folie à Deux is coming out soon 😍 — AND seeing messages from all over the world from little monsters — artists — publications that love my work it means so much to me,” she continued.SOURCE: @LADYGAGA/INSTAGRAM

Lady Gaga released her last album in 2020.

“Thank you thank you thank you for loving me the way you do and for having such a real love for my songs — I’ve been writing ❤️pop songs since I was a little girl I can’t believe I still get to do what I love. This year will be an important and meaningful year for us I know. Music changes people lives I’m so honored I get to be a part of that in this life 🖤,” she emotionally concluded.

Fans shared their celebratory remarks in honor of the birthday girl.SOURCE: MEGA

“Thank you for all the love you give us! You deserve all the happiness in the world, I can’t wait to see you again!” one user penned, while another raved, “I love you so much mother, thank you for being such an amazing role model and woman to look up to.”

The upload came a couple weeks after Gaga clapped back at haters who came after transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney for posting a snap of the two of them together for International Women’s Day.SOURCE: MEGA

Lady Gaga starred in the 2018 film ‘A Star is Born.’

“It’s appalling to me that a post about National Women’s Day by Dylan Mulvaney and me would be met with such vitriol and hatred,” Gaga began the lengthy message. “When I see a newspaper reporting on hatred but calling it ‘backlash’ I feel it is important to clarify that hatred is hatred, and this kind of hatred is violence.”