With $80M in tickets sold, she turns criticism into a standing ovation.
Katy Perry is having the last laugh after a tumultuous year, silencing critics with a staggering $80 million earnings report from her ‘Lifetimes’ tour.
Despite technical glitches, backlash over her album ‘143’, and controversy from her Blue Origin space flight, Perry has sold over 1.1 million tickets across 45 shows in the US, Canada, and Australia.
The tour’s success is a testament to her resilience, with management confirming the eight-figure gross ahead of upcoming legs in Latin America, Europe, and China.
Even as celebrities like Lily Allen and Olivia Munn criticised her space voyage as “out of touch,” Perry has remained steadfast, sharing empowering messages about self-worth and therapy.
Her UK shows will also support grassroots music venues, donating £1 per ticket to the Music Venue Trust.
With record-breaking numbers and a philanthropic touch, Perry proves that even amid personal and professional challenges, her star power remains undimmed.
