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When the starred blue origin crew rocked into outer space, not everyone applauded.
Celebrities including Olivia wanted. Olivia munn and Emily Ratajkowski The launch was criticized on Monday, April 14, which marked the first female flight crew since Soviet cosmonaut Valentina TereshkovaIndividual space light in 1963.
The incident drew extensive conflicts on social media. Katy Perry. Morning CBS host Gayle King and Lauren sánchez (Who is engaged to the owner of a blue origin Jeff Bezos) He joined an aerospace engineer Aisha Bowecivil rights activist Amanda Nguyen and a film producer Kerianne Flynn for the 11 -minute flight. Up in the Cosmos, Perry performed a cover of “What a Wonderful World,” enchanting her fellow travelers. (Hi kiss the earth When they cleaned up.)
After receiving a backlash for the trip, King and Sánchez defended their space trip, with the king saying People In a statement that “anyone criticizing him does not fully understand what is happening here.”
Katy Perry can add another achievement to her long list of accolades: become an astronaut. The pop star, 40, was one of six women who launched into space during the Women’s Space Light on Monday, April 14. Joining Perry on the blue origin Rocket CBS was hosting Gayle King, former rocket scientist Nasa Aisha Bowe, (…)
Scroll down to read which stars had criticism of the mission:
Emily Ratajkowski
@emrata
The model posted her response on Tiktok following taking the rocket, saying she was “disgusted” by the incident.
“That’s the end of S ***,” said Ratajkowski in the clip. “Like, this is beyond parody.”
He continued, “You say you’re worried about Mother Earth, and it’s about Mother Earth, and you’re going up in a spacecraft built and paid by a company that destroys the planet on its own.
Olivia wanted
Olivia wanted
Lionel Hahn/Getty imagesThe Book director throw some shadow Hours after the event, sharing a meme from the space crew through its Instagram story. The post was initially shared by the @Betches account, which included a series of femes ridiculing blue origin.
Update – 3/10/25, at 10:44 AM ET: Katy Perry fulfilled her promise of singing in space, but did not perform a track from her own discography. “The best part was when we arrived back in our seats after Zero-GS, Katy sang ‘What a Wonderful World,'” Gayle King shared on his return to Earth during Blue Origin (…)
A Wilde chosen Meme featured a picture of Perry coming out of the spacecraft after landing. While the headline read, “Come off commercial flight in 2025,” Wilde added his commentary, writing, “A billion dollars probably bought some good memes.”
Olivia munn
Olivia munn
Daniele Venturelli/Getty ImagesEarlier this month made headlines by questioning the Need for the trip.
“I know this is probably not the cool thing to say, but there are so many other things that are so important in the world at the moment,” said the actress during the appearance Today with Jenna and his friends. “What are you going to make up in space? What are you doing up there?”
Munn noted that traveling into space is expensive and that the ordinary American cannot “even afford eggs.”
“What’s the point? Is it historical that you’re going on a ride? I think it’s a bit gluttonous,” he continued. “Exploring the space was to promote our knowledge and to help mankind. What are they doing there that has made it better for us down here?”
Amy schumer
Amy schumer
Kevin Mazur/Getty images for NetflixSchumer used blue origin as a comic piece.
The comedian Took to Instagram To inform her followers jokingly that she had been added to the initiative as a last -minute traveler.
“So I’m going into space and I’m so excited. Lauren Sanchez, Katy Perry and Amanda Nguyen have been leading lights to me through this whole journey, I just called to be part of this space team this morning.
