Lily Allen apologises for 'being mean' to Katy Perry
Summary
Singer Lily Allen publicly apologized to Katy Perry for being overly critical of her participation in a recent all-female space flight led by the company Blue Origin. In her BBC podcast, Allen admitted she shouldn't have singled out Perry for joining the mission.Key Facts
- Lily Allen, a pop star from England, apologized to fellow singer Katy Perry for being unfairly harsh over Perry's part in a space travel mission.
- Perry was part of an all-women team that flew to the edge of space aboard a rocket designed by Blue Origin, the company owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
- This flight was the first all-female space journey since 1963.
- Other women who joined the flight include Lauren Sánchez, Bezos’s fiancée, TV host Gayle King, Aisha Bowe, a former NASA rocket scientist, Amanda Nguyen, a civil rights activist, and Kerianne Flynn, a film producer.
- Allen's apology was made during her BBC podcast "Miss Me."
- Katy Perry sang Louis Armstrong's song 'What a Wonderful World' and displayed her new tour's setlist during the flight.
- The flight became a subject for criticism, with model Emily Ratajkowski and actress Olivia Munn among those expressing negative opinions.
- Perry defended the space flight as an important milestone in commercial space travel and for women worldwide.
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