Celebs Reveal The Best Advice They Received From Other Stars

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After collaborating on the Oscar-winning film "A Star Is Born," Gaga revealed what she learned from Bradley Cooper to "Entertainment Weekly. “I think what I learned from Bradley [is] it’s okay to be relentlessly sure of your vision, and to go after it with every fiber of your being, and to never stop white gloving what you’re making. Sometimes, as an artist, I second-guess myself when I go, ‘Am I pulling the thread? Am I unraveling the whole blanket now? Do I need to stop?’ It’s changed the way that I work today.” (Photo by Jerod Harris/Getty Images for American Cinematheque)

While Selena and Taylor have been best friends for years, Gomez recently revealed what great advice she got from Swift. She said: “She was actually at my house the other day and we were sitting by the fire and I was talking about relationships and business in my life and she just kind of looked at me and was like, ‘Selena, if you’re the smartest person in the room, I think you’re going to be in the wrong room.’ She thinks I should constantly surround myself with people who are going to make me better, that are going to challenge and motivate me.” (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images for NARAS)

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In the recent cover story for Elle Magazine, singer Dua Lipa revealed that some of the best advice she got about navigating fame came from Katy Perry. Perry told her: "'I hope you don’t search your name,’” Dua recalls. “She was like, ‘That’s what I did at the beginning of my career, and I’d get upset about every tabloid that said something about me.'” “She said, ‘Do not have notifications on. Do not read that s**t, because it will stop you from doing what you love." (Photos: Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images)

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Normani nearly lost it when she met her longtime idol, Beyonce, who had some sage advice for the young singer about not giving up. Normani told a NYC radio station of their encounter: "She was just like 'you keep doing your thing. I'm really proud of you. I'm watching you." (Photos by Matthew Simmons/Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

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Cardi B got some of the best career advice from Kris Jenner, who is the brains behind the Kardashian Empire. In an interview with W magazine, she said Jenner told her: "People are going to talk badly about you, but it doesn’t really matter as long as you’re making money," Cardi added "It’s true. If you read the online comments, it seems like everybody hates the Kardashians. Each and every one of them. But how can that be true if everything they sell sells out?" (Photos by Jason Merritt/Jean Baptiste Lacroix//Getty Images)

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As the former First Lady of the US, Michelle Obama knows a thing or two about surviving in the public eye. So when Meghan Markle was crowned Duchess of Sussex after her marriage to Prince Harry last year, Obama had this to say to the UK edition of "Good Housekeeping" about success: "My biggest piece of advice would be to take some time and don't be in a hurry to do anything ... What I'd say is that there's so much opportunity to do good with a platform like that -- and I think Meghan can maximize her impact for others, as well her own happiness, if she's doing something that resonates with her personally." (Photos: Win McNamee/Daniel Leal-Olivas/Getty Images)

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When Oprah Winfrey asked Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence about the best advice she'd received in a conversation with "The Hollywood Reporter," JLaw revealed it was actually words of wisdom from Winfrey herself. So what was the advice? "You have to teach somebody how to treat you," Winfrey told her. (Photos by Kevork Djansezian/ Paras Griffin/Getty Images)

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When Justin Bieber and Ed Sheeran collaborated on the song "Love Yourself," Bieber was impressed with Ed's talent and his personality. Of Sheeran's success, Bieber, who at the time was going through a bit of a tumultuous season himself, said: "We gotta make sure he doesn't do something stupid to mess it all up." It looks like things are still going pretty well, so maybe Sheeran took Bieber's advice to heart. (Photos by Jason Merritt/Theo Wargo/Getty Images)

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After many successful years in the music industry, Diddy gave some great advice to rapper protege French Montana. Montana told Billboard: "One thing I learned from him is that you don’t have to rap," Montana says. "When it becomes a business, that can take away from the love of music." (Photo by Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for Time Warner Cable)

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Model and actress Cara Delevigne recently called up her friend Rihanna for some work advice after feeling lonely and guilty about taking time for herself. Delevigne told "W Mag": "It was a lot of couples [where I was vacationing], and I felt alone, which made me sad. I called Rihanna. She said ‘It’s easy to drown yourself in work. That’s a form of escapism. So, if you’re alone and you want to cry, cry.’ And I did.” (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)