- Singer Katy Perry reportedly regrets the "public spectacle" surrounding her Blue Origin space trip, though she doesn't regret the experience itself.
- The all-female mission, funded by Jeff Bezos, faced criticism for being a marketing stunt rather than a genuine feminist milestone.
- Perry's actions during and after the mission, such as raising a daisy in space and kissing the ground when she returned to Earth, drew ridicule and online mockery.
- Critics questioned the mission's value given its environmental impact and the vast resources involved.
- Perry, who is said to be “disheartened” by the criticism, has since shifted focus, stating the trip was about "love and belonging", not her music.
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