Katy Perry oozed business chic in an oversized white ʙuттon-down and long black skirt while stepping out in New York City on Thursday.
While picking up her morning newspaper and a banana, the Dark Horse singer, 38, looked ready to explore the Big Apple as she toted a small black purse on her arm.
She accessorized her stylish look with a pair of black shades, a few layered Tiffany & Co. necklaces, black sandals and her dark hair in a sleek updo.
Her sighting comes after revealing her plans to have a ‘wild’ sleepover in Windsor Castle after performing at the Coronation Concert on May 7.
As a special honor in return for her upcoming performance, the Firework hitmaker will be allowed an exclusive stay in the royal residence of the 1,000-year-old castle.
And, the singer can’t wait to feel like a princess for the day, exclaiming she is ‘really excited’ for a ‘wild’ stay.
She told ExtraTv: ‘They said I was allowed to stay at Windsor Castle which I’m really excited for.
‘I might be posting a lot because I’m going to be in a castle, for real! It’s going to be wild,’ the mother-of-one stated.
Windsor Castle boasts 1,000 rooms and Katy will be offered a rare insight into the goings-on in the royal abode on the day after the coronation on May 6.
Katy has met the King on more than one occasion.
The singer first met the King at an event in Mumbai in 2019 when he was then Prince of Wales.
The meeting was no doubt memorable for both of them because it was the first – and probably last time – the King has ever asked anyone for a selfie.
Scott Furssedonn-Wood, who was deputy private secretary to Charles, told the King how much his children loved Katy’s music.
The King then stepped in and asked the singer to pose with his aide.
Katy Perry has previously joined the King’s sons Princes William and Harry on their Heads Together mental health campaign, taking part in an awareness video.
She and her British fiancé Orlando Bloom are now neighbors to the Duke and Duchess of SusSєx in Montecito.
Charles went on to meet Katy for a second time in February 2020, when it was announced she would be ambᴀssador for the British Asian Trust.
At the time, the news was met with fury by many because Katy is neither British nor Asian.
Some 20,000 members of the public will attend the Coronation Concert on Sunday, May 7, which will be aired on BBC1 and Radio 2 along with catch-up services.
According to the BBC, the concert will ‘celebrate a new chapter in the nation’s history’ and will have ‘themes of love, respect and optimism’ while celebrating the ‘four nations’ and the Commonwealth.
It comes less than a year after the concert to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, which included music by Queen, Duran Duran and Diana Ross.
