Katy Perry responds to criticism received for her trip to space and says they treat her as ‘human piñata’
No one is perfect, we should all be aware. However, when you are a public figure (or a worldwide musical star) it is easy to fall under the criticism of the public. Katy Perrythe successful American singer has been a victim of accusations for several days for a trip to space that some considered irresponsible and even offensive. Now, in the midst of his world tour The Lifeses Tour responded to criticism with forcefulness.
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Why are they attacking Katy Perry in networks?
On April 14, 2025, Katy Perry It was part of the first completely feminine crew in traveling to the space with Blue Origin. Shared the flight with Gayle King, Lauren Sánchez, Aisha Bowe, Amanda Nguyen and Kerianne Flynn. Although the journey was brief – not more than ten minutes – caused controversy. In social networks and some media, he was accused of starring in an expensive trip without real scientific value and using it as an advertising strategy.
At the same time, Katy Perry He continues with his world tour, which accompanies the launch of his new album 143. Despite the positive response of the public at concerts, criticisms towards their new artistic stage have been constant. In response, the interpreter of “Roar” decided to publish an open letter on her Instagram account.
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How did Katy Perry respond to the criticisms he receives online?
In your message, Katy Perry He thanked his fans for constant support and shared a reflection left by his therapist:
“My therapist told me something years ago that I changed my life: ‘No one can make you believe something about yourself that you don’t believe anymore.’ And if at any time I feel something about it, then it is an opportunity to explore what is under that emotion.”
Then, he referred directly to online toxicity:
“When the ‘online’ world tries to become a human piñata, I take it with grace and send them love, because I know that there are many people injured in many ways, and that the Internet is, in large part, a landfill for unbalanced and unleashed people.”
He also said that what really cares is the emotional connection he shares with his audience:
“What is real is to see their faces every night, singing in unison, read their notes, feel their warmth. I look for people with whom to cross looks and sing, and I know that, in some way, we are healing each other.”
The philosophy of an artist who does not seek to be perfect
Far from being affected, Katy Perry It made it clear that it no longer pursues unattainable standards:
“I am not perfect, in fact I eliminated that word from my vocabulary. I am on a human trip, playing the game of life in front of a big audience, and sometimes I fall … but I get up and move on, I continue playing, and in some way, through this adventure full of blows and wounds, I keep looking for light … and in that light, a new level is unlocked.”
With this message, Katy Perry It adds to the many celebrities that have pointed out the danger of social networks, which amplify both hatred and love. While continuing with The Lifeses Tour For Latin America, Europe and Asia, its position also opens the conversation about mental health, social networks and the pressure faced by artists against public scrutiny.
With information from Deadline.
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