Jeff Bezos'Blue origin spaceflight, with six prominent women, including pop star Katy PerryIntended to celebrate women's achievements, but they mostly faced the return departure.

Perry, he especially pulled out criticism for her dramatic gestures and objections after the flight of space travel.

Insider has now discovered that Katy Perry regrets the spectacle, including the recordings of her floating in micrograms while trying to share the Setlist for his upcoming tour of "life."

Earlier this week, blue origin pledged the Katy Perry, Gayle Sanchez, Nasa Aerospace Aisha Bowe, producer Kerianne Flynn and activist Amanda Nguyen in the universe just 11 minutes.

While the mission was intended to survive milestones, aimed at celebrating women's achievements in science and research, many branded it "tons of deaf" and "shameful."

One moment he specially drew intense surveillance: because Perry came out of the capsule of blue origin, she paused to keep the marjetic on the sky, then dramatically lowered the knees and kissed the land and kissed the earth.

Later, in an emotional interview post flight, a pop star reflects on experience, describing it as a relationship with "love".

"It's not about singing my songs. It's about collective energy there. It's about us. It is about the space for future women and members," Perry said, " Daily mail.

Singer emphasized that their journey is rooted in love and purpose, adding, "And it's about this wonderful world we see right there. This is all in favor of the country."

In the midst of the construction of criticism, insider near the singer who is shared Daily mail This Perria can have other thoughts, not about the space light itself, but about the spotlight that attracted.

According to the source, the retardation took a trip as a surprise and the rest of the other all-female crews feel they feel.

"Katy doesn't regret going to space. That was the change of life," Insider said. "What she regrets that he comes out of public spectacle."

Insider has found that Hitmaker "Urlik" feels in the summer that later broadcasts, including the daisy as a symbolic prosecutor, promoted its upcoming touring setlist, and sang the "what a wonderful world."

In Hidinight, a pop star supposedly wants things to disappear differently.

She "complains about sharing a daisy with the world," he explained the source, adding that Perry "wants to videos from the inside never shown."

The background for Monday for every-female blue origin mission was not limited to an online comment, because several celebrities expressed themselves and their disapproval.

Celebrities like Emily Ratajkowski, Olivia Munn, and Amy Schumer, allegedly criticized the universeflight, rejecting him as a little more than a gleaming marketing cascade for the company of Bees Sleep.

Even the fast-food chain Wendy joined, leaving that he digs the photo perry in her suit, asking if she could be "sent back" to space.

In addition, Perry's long-standing pop Rival Kesha shared a photo of himself by drinking from the Wendy's cup.

According to the Insider, Perry felt that post deliberately provocative and served only for adding "fuel into the fire".

Behind the substrate, the mission also caused concern among environmental advocates.

Despite the claims that the blue origin releases only a water vapor, scientists pointed out that emissions still have ozone exhaustion effects and contribute to climate change.

In response to criticism, the king became the first crew member to publicly addressed the bias.

Appearing at CBS in the morning next to the Astronaut Aisha Bowe, the king pushed back against claims that the mission was lacking scientific value 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."