What happened to Katy Perry at the coronation of Carlos III. The singer cannot find her place at the ceremony

Katy Perry was one of the prominent guests at the coronation of King Carlos III this morning.

singer Fireworks attended the ceremony in Westminster Abbey with him Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue Edward Enninfulbefore his performance in The next day, the coronation concert. For this occasion, the pop star wore a monochrome skirt suit in a beautiful shade of lavender suitable for spring and a spectacular hat with a round top (which fascinates).

The set consisted of a knee-length skirt blazer short-sleeved dress with peplum hem and lilac corsage, opera gloves and net headdress. he added look with a pearl necklace of three strands Vivienne Westwoodwearing a diamond-encrusted ball pendant, while carrying a small white bag also by the late British designer.

Before the ceremony, Perry inspired one of the first coronation memes. She was filmed looking for her place in the crowded abbey, while she and Enninful wandered around the church looking for an empty seat. The relatable moment prompted one Twitter user to tweet: “Me from a boy goes from aisle to aisle after getting lost in a grocery store“.

“The way you try to find your place in that hat it’s cute and funny at the same time“, pointed out another tweeter.

The 38-year-old translator, who was temporarily absent from American Idol for his UK tour he will perform at the coronation concert on Sunday night. “I’m excited to perform at the coronation concert and help shed more light on British Asian Children’s Fundwhose work includes initiatives on the ground to raise funds, with the goal of finding solutions to child trafficking,” he said in a statement last month.

The concert on Sunday is one of the main events of the coronation weekend celebrating the king’s historic ascension to the throne. In addition to Perry, the artists are Lionel Richie, Andrea Bocelli and the British band Take That. The event, which will be held at Windsor Castle, will also include a segment called ‘Lighting Up the Nation’, where various iconic locations across the UK will be lit up through projections, lasers, drone displays and illuminations. (AND)