Katy Perry imprisonment

Katy Perry suffered a fearsome support disorder during her lifetime tour in San Francisco.

On Friday, July 18, the 40-year-old was “fireworks” on a flying butterfly support when it suddenly lacked in the middle of the air, which led to the fact that she almost fell into the audience in the Chase Center.

A clip of the creepy moment published on X shows Perry, who sings her song “Roar” on the moving support. It suddenly leans and falls off slightly, which leads to slipping into her seat.

She stops singing in the middle of Lyric, looking like horrified concert goers from below.

Perry seems to be scared when she tries to hold on to the support before she wasted the associated wires and looks down again at the audience. Then she lifts her hand and seemed to signal that she is doing well when she continues to sing the song.

In another video that was shared on Tikok, the prop begins to move again, while Perry continues to sing the texts: “And you will roar / louder than a lion …”

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The singer later addressed the mishap in her Instagram stories with a blurred close-up photo of her anxious reaction to the malfunction with the caption “Good Night San Fran”, which was written over the picture.

People turned to Perry's representative for a comment.

The technical malfunction came after Perry had suffered a support disorder in Australia on June 29.

Perry prepares in fan material that was divided on X to be raised over the audience in a metallic ball in a metallic ball while he is sticking to some cables. After the handler had released the support, the ball rises and suddenly tips on one side, causing Perry to lose her foot.

She replies her balance by capturing the cables while the inclined ball begins to swing. The handler approach the ball a few seconds later when it is reduced.

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The mischief series follows another malfunction in the air in which artist Beyoncé let go in Houston during her cowboy carter show.

Perry started her lifetime tour and advertises her album 143 On April 23. It will appear in Seattle on July 21st before it ends in Canada, then to Europe and South America to the world tour on December 7th.