Overview
- Katy Perry met nine children facing serious illnesses backstage at The O2 in London on Oct. 13 during her Lifetimes Tour stop.
- Footage aired by ITV’s This Morning shows Perry learning each child’s name and interests, posing for photos, and energizing them before the show.
- Nine-year-old Florrie Bark, who founded the cancer-support charity Bemorefab, took part, with her mother saying the day offered relief from treatment worries.
- Perry’s outreach builds on the Firework Foundation’s programs running since 2018, including Camp Firework for arts-focused youth experiences.
- The Lifetimes Tour supports her album 143, launched in April in Mexico City, with rapid sellouts in China, added Paris dates, and first-time three stadium shows scheduled in South America.