Lady Gaga and boyfriend Taylor Kinney were a picture of contentment in a Thanksgiving video message that she posted on social media. Meanwhile, the "Applause" singer and Tonny Bennet went glam for a joint Christmas project.

Pop star Lady Gaga shared on Instagram a video message for her fans and she dragged along the "Chicago Fire" actor in bed although her boyfriend couldn't be seen in the clip, said Belfast Telegraph.

"A video message from Gaga (and Taylor kinda) wishing you a HAPPY THANKSGIVING," she said.

"Happy Thanksgiving little monsters. I love you so much and there's nothing that I'm more thankful for than having you in my life."

Meanwhile, Lady Gaga left out boyfriend Taylor Kinney in a collaboration with legendary crooner Tony Bennett for the new H&M's Christmas advert.

"In the new release entitled, 'Magical Holidays,' Gaga and Tony perform, 'It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)' as a host of beautiful models enjoy a glamorous 1940s style bash," MailOnline said. "The famous pair also feature in some gorgeous stills released by the retail giant who have utilised Gaga and Bennett's considerable pulling power top promote their Christmas campaign."

The director of the commercial, John Renck, explained that they were "inspired by the glitz, glamour, and opulence of the 1940s Big Band era," which is why the overall mood is "one of festive celebration shot through with a strong sense of fashion and an underlying humor. It is intriguing, curious, exuberant, audacious, and filled with wonder."

In a previous interview with The Times, it was reveaked that Lady Gaga's boyfriend Taylor Kinney reportedly cries whenever he watches her perform.

"He's the first man that I have dated that, when I sing onstage, he cries. That means more to me than anything," she said.

Lady Gaga also revealed that the "Chicago Fire" star is very supportive of everything she does.

"[Taylor Kinney] loves me from the inside out. And he is completely blind to the way that I dress, my creative process as it is-he knows me as the Italian-American girl my mother and father gave birth to," Lady Gaga said.