Katy Perry almost fell on the members of the audience on Friday while acting in the air in a concert in San Francisco.
While sanging his successful song “Roar” on a false giant butterfly, the accessory abruptly fell several feet while it was above the members of the audience, before catching, according to several videos of the terrifying moment published in X.
Perry, 40, stopped singing briefly, stabilized and continued the performance, shows the video.
The incident occurred while Perry was performing his “Lifes Tour” at the Chase Center. The malfunction occurred towards the last stretch of the concert, which Perry ended without qualms.
Perry seemed to address the incident in his Instagram history on Saturday, publishing a screenshot of his face when the accessory fell several feet, writing “good night San Fran”.
The representatives of the pop star did not immediately return a request for comments.
Perry’s air malfunction occurred several weeks after a similar incident occurred while acting in Australia.
While driving a flying sphere during the show, the sphere began to bow, causing Perry to cling to the cables that supported the support, the video of the incident published in the X shows.
A similar malfunction also occurred in a Beyoncé concert last month.
While acting on his “Cowboy Carter” tour in Houston last month, Beyoncé briefly stopped the live show after a flying car accessory apparently worked badly while he was in the air.
“If I ever fall, I know they will catch me,” Beyoncé told the crowd later.
