Katy Perry received backlash traveling to space by Blue Origin’s all-female space flight
Katy Perry Honors Pope Francis Amid Blue Origin Spaceflight Controversy. Katy Perry has paid tribute to Pope Francis after his funeral.
The legendary Pope Francis died on April 21 at the age of 88, with his funeral taking place on April 26 in St. Peter’s Square.
Following the funeral, Katy took to Instagram Stories to pay tribute to the late legendary head of the Catholic Church.
Katy posted a black and white photo of herself with the Pope at the United to Cure conference on cancer research, which took place in Vatican City in April 2018.
The photo was captioned, “Rest in peace,” and showed Katy holding the Pope’s hand during the meeting.
It is worth noting that Katy had praised the Pope in a recent interview with Vogue.
Katy Perry said at the time, “I am a huge fan of Pope Francis. He is a combination of compassion, humility, toughness and denial. He is a rebel.”
Notably, Pope Francis, who had been battling lung disease, was met with tributes from several A-list celebrities following his death.
The tributes come amid backlash over Katy Perry’s recent spaceflight.
The singer was one of six women to travel to space on Blue Origin’s all-female spaceflight. However, she was savagely roasted by fans and fellow celebrities after the flight.
Pope Francis Short Bio
Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio on December 17, 1936, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, became the 266th Pope of the Roman Catholic Church in 2013. He was the first Pope from the Americas and the Southern Hemisphere, as well as the first Jesuit to hold the papacy. Known for his humility, focus on social justice, and efforts to reform the Catholic Church, Pope Francis was an advocate for the poor, refugees, and environmental protection. His papacy emphasized interfaith dialogue, compassion, and a commitment to addressing global issues such as poverty, climate change, and inequality. Pope Francis passed away on [Insert Date], marking the end of a transformative era in the Catholic Church and the world stage.
