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Katy Perry spoke with regional media in Singapore, including The Straits Times, and some fans over a Zoom call about going through hell to get her smile back, her upcoming album “SMILE,” how Orlando’s son Flynn helped her chose “Never Really Over” as a single, the new perspective she’s been gifted through motherhood, and more.

During yesterday’s #SmileSundays, Katy Perry talked about how her daughter is prepared to come soon, how she became a dog person, signed “SMILE” CD’s coming this week, the “Smile” music video having a video game component, the Target exclusive album featuring a new song entitled “High On Your Supply,” she played snippets of “Cry About It Later,” “…[Read more]

Los Angeles Times photographer Jay L. Clendenin met up with Katy Perry at Capitol Records to do a photo shoot on top of the iconic building.

Katy Perry did a Q&A with fans on Nova’s Red Room live stream and answered questions about the experience of finishing her album during lockdown, if she has plans to release a movie or documentary in the future, how she’ll balance motherhood and her career, what advice she’d give to kids wanting a career in the creative/music industry, where her…[Read more]

Katy Perry covers the August 2020 issue of People Magazine and spoke with them about her new album “SMILE,” the upcoming birth of her daughter and more. She also answered questions from some little kids.

During #SmileSundays, Katy Perry released 5 brand new CD/vinyl alternate covers and picture discs of her upcoming album “SMILE” along with two new t-shirts. The alternates will only be available now through Thursday at 11:59pm ET. While on the livestream, Katy announced that she’s still signing CD’s and will let fans know when they’re available,…[Read more]

Katy Perry played a game of “Finish The Sentence” for The Sunday Times Style and answered what her favorite place in the UK is, which red carpet outfit she’ll treasure forever, which music video was her favorite to film, why being pregnant is amazing, what advice she’d give to her 18-year-old self, what she would cancel about 2020, her number…[Read more]

Katy Perry chatted with MTV Australia about how “Smile is her welcoming back the fun, the comedy and the playfulness that made the world fall in love with her in the first place, with intervention from her ‘higher self’,” how she looks back on “Teenage Dream” fondly, how her evolution through music over the years is “just mostly out of my own lov…[Read more]