Katy Perry almost slips and falls at King Charles’ wet coronation
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Katy Perry tripped whereas leaving Westminster Abbey following King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s coronation ceremony in London on Saturday.
The pop star, 38, was seen in images from the historic occasion trying startled as she tried to regain her steadiness.
Perry — who wore a Vivienne Westwood-designed lilac set with an identical hat and gloves — almost fell after her white stiletto heels slipped on the moist concrete.
Nevertheless, the “California Gurls” singer prevented a catastrophe as she was in a position to efficiently exit the Anglican church with out tumbling to the bottom.
Inside Westminster Abbey, although, Perry didn’t have the identical stroke of excellent luck.
The “Darkish Horse” singer went viral for trying confused whereas looking for her seat initially of the coronation.
“On the lookout for my pals within the membership after coming in from the smoking space,” tweeted one fan, following the incident.
“Girls and gents… a brand new meme had been born 😂,” added one other.
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“me as a child going aisle to aisle after getting misplaced within the grocery retailer 😭,” joked a 3rd royal watcher.
“If you arrive on the cinema screening and also you’re looking for seat J14,” tweeted a fourth individual.
Perry — who’s presently taking a brief go away of absence from her gig as a decide on “American Idol” — was invited since she’ll be acting at Charles’ coronation live performance Sunday.
“I’m excited to be performing on the coronation live performance and serving to to shine an additional mild on the British Asian Belief’s Kids’s Safety Fund, whose work consists of on-ground initiatives to fundraising, with the intention to seek out options to baby trafficking,” the “I Kissed a Lady” singer stated in an announcement final month.
According to a British diplomat, Perry first met Charles at an occasion in 2019. The following yr, the King appointed her as an envoy for the British Asian Belief, which tackles poverty in South Asia.
