Katy Perry recently shared that her 3-year-old daughter has started singing some of her songs, sparking a mix of amusement and concern among fans. While the toddler has taken a liking to hits like 'Roar,' Perry humorously acknowledged that her rendition of 'Peacock' might not be the most age-appropriate choice.
'Peacock,' a track from Perry's 2010 album Teenage Dream, is known for its suggestive lyrics, including the catchy refrain 'I wanna see your peacock.' The singer playfully apologized for the potentially awkward situation that parents may find themselves in when their young children start singing such songs.
Perry also revealed that her upcoming album, '143,' is dedicated to her daughter, Daisy Dove. One particular track, 'Lifetimes,' was inspired by the special bond between mother and child. The heartfelt song reflects Perry's desire for a timeless connection with her daughter, emphasizing the idea of finding each other in every lifetime.
The pop star and her fiancé, Orlando Bloom, welcomed Daisy Dove into the world in 2020. Perry expressed her deep love for her daughter in a touching Mother's Day post, highlighting the profound impact of motherhood on her life.
Despite her busy schedule as a judge on 'American Idol,' Perry cherishes moments with her daughter, including a sweet tradition of hiding chocolate coins for Daisy to discover while building sandcastles on their European vacation this summer.
Fans caught a glimpse of Daisy during a rare public appearance on the show, seated in Bloom's lap as Perry fulfilled her judging duties. The couple's journey to parenthood has been marked by ups and downs, with a brief split in 2017 before rekindling their romance and getting engaged in 2019.
As Perry navigates the joys and challenges of motherhood in the spotlight, her candid reflections and endearing moments with Daisy continue to captivate audiences worldwide.
