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Singer Katy Perry, who participated in a tourist space flight with the company Blue Origin, is facing mixed feelings and strong reactions from the public after this trip.
Perry was part of a six-woman crew that traveled aboard the NS-31 capsule from Texas on a mission sponsored by the company founded by billionaire Jeff Bezos. The 11-minute flight, intended to be a milestone for women in space, has been met with controversy — particularly over the environmental impact and emotional reactions involved, including Perry's own.
According to sources close to her, the singer does not deny that the experience was deeply transformative, but expresses regret for the way the whole event was perceived. “Katy does not regret going to space — it was a life-changing experience. But she feels disappointed by the harsh and unexpected reactions. She did not anticipate such a negative response and regrets that her message was not properly understood. Despite everything, she remains a strong voice in defense of the environment,” the source said.
These feelings contrast somewhat with the emotions Perry displayed immediately after descending from the capsule, when he enthusiastically expressed:
“It's about a collective energy. About us. About creating space for the women of the future. About this wonderful world that we look down on and appreciate more. This is for the good of the Earth.”
What was supposed to be an inspiring moment and personal triumph for the star of the hit "Firework" has become a topic of public debate - raising questions about the value of these adventures at a time when the planet faces real and urgent challenges.
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