Lady Gaga joins Obama to combat bullying

The singer promotes an initiative that aims to reduce the level of "bullyng" in schools.

Lady Gaga will meet Tuesday with several members of the administration of Barack Obama at the White House to discuss the efforts she done to prevent bullying.

The White House who celebrated a conference "anti-bullying" earlier this year, estimates that the harassment during the period of education in the United States affects 13 million students.

Although the singer has moved to Washington, will have the opportunity to meet with Obama as U.S. president Kansas is to give a speech on the economy.

However, the president and musical star already known, as agreed in a fundraiser for Obama's reelection campaign earlier this year in California.