Prepare for a melodious plot twist in the world of “American Idol” as Katy Perry, the vivacious master of hits like “Roar” and “Teenage Dream,” revealed a bombshell on the February 12 edition of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” She revealed her decision to leave after seven seasons as a judge with a sense of humor.
As Perry’s final chords resound over the Idol stage, a new chapter begins. Will the program ever be the same without her contagious enthusiasm? Tune in to ABC’s suspenseful premiere on Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. ET to see the culmination of Perry’s Idol journey and the beginning of a new musical period outside of the limelight. Prepare for a symphony of surprises!
Katy Perry: Who is she?
Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson, better known as Katy Perry, is more than simply a pop star; she is the reigning champ monarch, having been anointed by both Vogue and Rolling Stone. Before she had us howling with classics like “Teenage Dream” and “Firework,” Perry detoured into gospel at the age of 16 with the commercially unsuccessful “Katy Hudson” on Red Hill Records.
Determined to showcase her pop talent, she switched from gospel to glam, relocated to Los Angeles at the age of 17, and took on the stage name “Katy Perry” in honor of her mother’s maiden name.
Her path was not all California fantasies, however; she made an album with Columbia Records, was dropped, and eventually found her groove with Capitol Records. From gospel to glam, Perry’s journey to pop royalty is as infectious and vivid as her hit songs.
Is Katy Perry leaving “American Idol”?
Yes, Katy Perry is leaving “American Idol”. She revealed on the February 12 broadcast of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” that she is leaving the legendary singing competition “American Idol.” After seven seasons as a judge, Perry revealed the truth, leaving us all stunned.
When Kimmel spoke about her time on the program, Perry casually mentioned her impending performance at the Rock in Rio music event in Brazil in September, spilling the beans on her departure. “I think this probably will be my last show, my last season for ‘Idol,'” she said.
While she praised “Idol,” describing it as connecting her to the heart of America, she emphasized the importance of feeling her pulse and dancing to it.
So, be ready for Perry’s last season, which premieres on Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. The show won’t be the same without Katy Perry’s contagious enthusiasm, but as she embarks on a new musical adventure beyond the Idol stage, we can only wish her the best.
Go through the recent post of Katy Perry talking about her last season on American Idol:
Amrit Ashutosh
What happened to Nelson from the challenge?
What happened to Tom Keene Bloomberg?