Lady Gaga Twitter: Peru Fans Found Hiding In Her Garage On Thanksgiving

Lady Gaga met 35 of her Peruvian fans in a very unusual way.

Her "Little Monsters" stuck into the garage of her Peru home on Thansgiving and were caught by a security camera as Gaga was eating a late night snack.

"Thanksgiving story: woke up for leftovers in kitchen (naked)-stumbled on security camera revealing 35 monsters in my garage. #why #iloveu," she tweeted. "#MONSTERFACT when gaga is asleep try to break into the garage, sing loud as possible, + ring the doorbell repeatedly. #happening now #badkids."

"i should be mad i guess except I tried to figure out how to slide stuffing under the door, but there's no cat-flap," she joked.

The "Born This Way" singer added that the fans also cornered her assistant Emma Adaoui during their Thanksgiving invasion. The tweet said "then found Nanny Poppins @emmaadaoui trapped in basement between the fans and food. i rescued her, she's ok now."

The New York native was staying at a private resident prepping for her Friday show at Lima's San Marcos Stadium. Gaga spent Thanksgiving Day in Peru with her mother and father, Joe and Cinthia Germanotta, and her little sister Natali, according to the singer's tweets. Gaga is currently on tour for her "Born This Way Ball."

In honor of her new song "Cake," Gaga posted a photo on her Twitter page of her brunette self in heels and lingerie covered in cake, photographed by famous photographer Terry Richardson. The image is captioned "The real CAKE isn't HAVING what you want, it's DOING what you want."

While in Peru, Gaga paid a visit to Peruvian sexually abused girls living in a shelter in the Lima neighborhood of Lurin. The place provides shelter to 45 girls ages 2 to 13 who have been victims of sexual violence. She shared the afternoon with them and sang them some songs.