It's not over yet! Lady Gaga confirms she will return to American Horror Story

Published: 16:10 EST, 4 March 2016 | Updated: 16:57 EST, 4 March 2016

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She does not know how, she does not know when, but what she does know is there is not stopping her from making a triumphant return.

Lady Gaga revealed on Friday that she will be returning to American Horror Story.

The 29-year-old actress revealed during a radio interview with Z100 that she plans to make a comeback on the popular FX show.

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Making a comeback: Lady Gaga revealed on Friday that she will be returning to American Horror Story

Like the chosen few who have made appearances in multiple series of the popular show, Lady Gaga may not be the terrifying Countess again, but she certainly will have a part to play.

'I can't promise you how, or when': While positive she was returning the star did not know details

The Grammy winner gave a resounding 'yes' when asked about her return.

However she told Z100: 'I can't promise you how, or when, or anything like that.'

The singer turned actress also spoke of how proud she is that her song Till It Happens To You, which she performed at the Oscars, and also her revelation that she is a survivor of sexual assault has been helping people.

She said on Friday: 'I am so proud to hear this song and see it's being heard and see the effects it's having on people.

'What I've witnessed since the performance is really the most astounding thing I've ever seen. There's so many people in the world that feel alone and this song fills them by bringing them together.'

Lady Gaga recently took to Instagram to share her family's reaction to her revelation that she too was a victim of sexual assault.

Posting a picture of her mother Cynthia Germanotta, her grandmother Ronnie and her Aunt Sherri, the star told fans that she was overwhelmed by their support.

Gaga said: 'I never told them I was a survivor. I was too ashamed.

'Too afraid. And it took me a long time to even admit it to myself because I'm Catholic and I knew it was evil but I thought it was my fault.

Important movement: The singer turned actress also spoke of how proud she is that her song Till It Happens To You (which she performed at the Oscars) and also her revelation that she is a survivor of sexual assault has been helping people

'The morning after the Oscars when I talked to my grandmother Ronnie, with tears in her eyes I could hear them welling through the phone she said to me "My darling granddaughter, I've never been more proud of you than I am today."

'Something I have kept a secret for so long that I was more ashamed of than anything - became the thing the women in my life were the most proud of. And not just any women, the ones I look up to the most.'

Since Gaga's appearance at the Oscars a number if high profile people including Jaime King have revealed they too were victims of sexual assault.

Support system: Lady Gaga recently took to Instagram to share her family's reaction to her revelation that she too was a victim of sexual assault, posting a picture of her mother Cynthia Germanotta, her grandmother Ronnie and her Aunt Sherri, the star told fans that she was overwhelmed by their support