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Wendy’s tackles her controversial x posts Katy PerryA trip to space.
The singer was “Fireworks” Among all women’s crew on the light of a blue origin space ascended above the ground for about 11 minutes on Monday, April 14. She joined her Morning CBS host Gayle King and the founder of Blue Origin Jeff Bezos‘Fires, Lauren sánchez.
Responding to Pop’s lust post who said, “Katy Perry has returned from space,” Wendy’s X’s official post tweet“Can we send it back.”
The fast food chain’s social media account continued to motivate fun in Perry’s ascension to space. Speaking of a picture of Perry kissing the Earth after returning to Earth and leaving the space shuttle, Wendy’s joke“I kissed the Earth and I liked it,” Riff on Perry’s popular song “I Kissed a Girl.”
When the starred blue origin crew rocked into outer space, not everyone applauded. Celebrities including Olivia Wilde, Olivia Munn and Emily Ratajkowski criticized the launch on Monday, April 14, which marked the first women’s flight crew since the Soviet Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova individual space light in 1963. The event highlighted social media on social media. Katy Perry, CBS (…)
In a statement to People On Thursday, April 17, Wendy’s said that despite its spicy social media commentary, the chain has no problems with Perry, 40.
“We always bring a little spice to our social, but Wendy’s tonne has respect for Katy Perry and her talent outside this world,” said Wendy.
Monday’s space light was criticized by several celebritiesincluding Emily Ratajkowski and Olivia wantedand the expensive journey in the midst of the US living costs and its impact on the environment questioned.
King, 70, however, protect the space light In an interview with Entertainment tonight.
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 (…)
“This is what I would say to that: space is not either/or, it’s both/AC. Because you’re doing something in space that doesn’t mean you take anything from the Earth, and what you’re doing in space is trying to make things better here on earth,” he said. “What Blue Origin wants to do is take this waste and figure out a way to put it in space to make our planet cleaner. Jeff Bezos has so many ideas, and the people who work there are truly committed and committed to making our planet a better place.”
King went on to add, “Have you been? If you have been and you still feel that way after you come back, let’s have a chat.”
“So I’m very disappointed and sad,” King said of the criticism, noting that she has received messages from women and women who have been inspired by all the women’s space crew.
The movie maker joined Perry, King and Sánchez on the space light Kerianne Flynncivil rights activist Amanda Nguyen and former NASA Rocket Scientist Aisha Bowe. They were all the first women’s crew on a space light board since Russian cosmonaut Valentina TereshkovaSolo Journey 1963.
