Katy Perry

Singer Katy Perry recently admitted in a strong rebound after her recent space trip that she felt “beaten and bruised” but reassured that she was OK “continue to work hard on it.”

Two weeks after the highly speculated Blue Origin voyage, she made an 11-minute flight with five other women, the American star said the “online world” was trying to make her a “human Piñata.”

Her comments were posted on fans paying for billboards before her world tour in New York to show support for her.

Perry responded to a video of the billboard posted on a fan account, saying she expressed “very grateful” to the fans, adding that they were “in this beautiful and wild journey together.”

Perry has been one of the most successful singers for the pop singer for the past two decades, but the narrative around her has become more negative over the past year.

One received an album that was not good, accompanied by the lead single “Women's World,” which included a music video that many people think is a return.

She then came to criticism for being in Jeff Bezos' all-female blue origin space flight, during which she sang Louis Armstrong's Whow of WhoWorld and lifted up her new tour to greet the camera on the camera.

Some commentators say that celebrities taking such a short and expensive trip was “deaf” during economic struggles.

But Lily Allen apologized for Perry's “meaning” this week, saying that although she disagreed with the flight, there was no need to join the “pile” with the singer.

Some fans expressed their support for Perry through the club together to pay for digital billboard messages on Times Square in New York for 24 hours.

A Brazilian fan account on Instagram explained that fans did “remind her that she will never be alone; our love for her is infinite, firm and eternal”.

“We are proud of you and your magical journey, and we love you to the moon and the back.

“Knowing that you are safe, see and celebrate. We will see you all over the world, and that's just the beginning.”

Perry commented, expressing her gratitude and told fans: “I love you guys, grow up with you, and it’s great to see you this year!

“Please know I'm fine, I've done a lot of work to know who I am, what is real, what is important to me.”

She said she was “not perfect” but was “in human journey, there were a lot of audiences, and sometimes I fell.”

“But I got back on my feet and continued playing the game and somehow through my abuse and hurt adventure, I kept moving forward with the lights and unlocked at a new level.”

She added: “When the 'online' world tries to make me a piñata of humanity, I dedicate it to them with grace because I know so many people are hurt in so many ways, the internet is very inaction and uncaused.”

The singer's hits include Roaring, Fireworks and I kissed a girl who has just started the world tour that will last until December and visit the United States, Canada, South America, Canada, Canada, Europe and the United Arab Emirates.

Perry said she was looking forward to “seeing your face every night, singing in unison, reading notes, feeling warm.”