Gayle King found that the all-female crew of blue origin plans to attend a Katy Perry Concert together after its controversial 14. April Space trip.

Speaking in time100 Gala, the king defended the mission's goal to make room for travel more affordable despite criticism.

Gayle King also addressed rumors about Oprah WinfreyThe emotional reaction to her spaceship, clarification was true pride.

During the conversation with Fox News Digital The king hinted his next plans on Thursday with the all-female spaces with the crew he joined the spur in the universe.

She shared that the crew, which compromised Lauren Sanchez, Katy Perry, Aisa, is close after their space for April 14. April for the concert suit, asking their sights.

The journalist said, "Today we were on a text chain, saying, we should all go to Katy's concert. What city can we go and when? It is our next group activity."

Thinking about the space trip, the king called the experience "unforgettable".

She explained, "She was Katy, and that was Lauren, it was the names you know, these women who were rocket scientists ... and astrophysicists, and all their backgrounds, it was such a tying experience for all of us. We will never forget."

The King's Revelation about the next mission of the group came to celebrate in 19. Annual time100 Gala in Frederick P. Rose Hall in New York.

When asked which celebrity would like to see the head into space, and a 70-year-old facing, choosing instead of highlighting the mission behind the program.

"The beauty of what they try to do is make it more accessible, to encourage people," she explained. "Just think about this ... When they built aircraft years ago, no one thought we would come these days 747 and nothing I did nothing to me anything I did nothing to me."

Although the 11-minute flight in the world's flight is broadly criticized, the king emphasized the positivity, she and her colleagues of Crewmate were held.

"The goal, I know, is one day (required) that everyone can experience, who wants, and I don't think that's such a far retrieved idea," she noticed.

In the meantime, the king recently addressed the controversy around the environment of the emotional reaction of Winfrey during his blue origin SpaceFlight, pure rumors that tears were something other than originality.

During the launch on April 14, the cameras captured Winfrey that removes sunglasses and appear emotional as she watched her best friend. The recordings quickly caused skepticism online, and some accusation of "false crying."

However, speaking in time100 gala on Thursday night, the king set up a record straight during the conversation And! News.

Karž said, "She was so intercepted. At one point she said (it) proud of me. When people saw her cry," Oh, she's so worried. He thinks something worried. She's thinking. ""

The journalist continued, "That wasn't at all. She cried because she knew what I was supposed to do to me, and so I (back) said," I'm so proud of you and I'm so proud of you. ""

In response to the criticism of his trip to space, the king became the first crew member who will publicly address the background.

Appearing at CBS in the morning next to the Astronaut Aisha Bowe, the journalist pulled back against the susters that the mission lacks scientific values ​​or meaningful influence.

"It's bothering me, I must have read some things that can be said online and comes from the people I know, people I consider my friends," she said. "They call it a ride, which I find very irritating because they never say that men went for a ride."

The king added: "It's called a flight or a trip. The ride implies that something is frivolous or secular. Nothing is frivolous in what we did."

Despite the negative press, the king emphasized the importance behind the summer: "I am very disappointed and swollen. What does inspire other women and young girls - please don't ignore it."