Martha Stewart joins celebrity mocking Katy Perry's recent Go to space
The 40-year-old singer joined news reporter Lauren Sanchez, TV host Gayle King, film producer Kerianne Flynn, former NASA Rocket scientist Aisha Bowe and civil rights activist Amanda Nguyen on Monday, who have been starring on the Blue Shear New Shepard Mission.
Since returning to Earth, the women have faced a rebound in flight, lasting 11 minutes, costing $28 million per passenger.
Stewart, 83, uploaded a clip of the 2007 episode of “Martha Stewart Performance” in an Instagram post shared on Friday, where she floated on a Boeing 727 G-Force One plane. She said in a voiceover that she “experienced the feeling of the astronauts reaching zero gravity.”
Katy Perry breaks down after Blue Origin landing, kissing the ground post “incredible” space journey
Martha Stewart appears to join celebrity critics ridicule Katy Perry’s journey to the blue origins. (Martha Stewart Instagram/AP via Blue Origin)
“Did you ever feel like a plastic bag drifting in the wind?” Lifestyle Guru wrote on the video, citing the first line of Perry's 2010 hit song “Firework.”
The post’s title says: “If you were in the interval between 2007, Martha has been ahead of her time.”
After Stewart released the video, fans flocked to the comment section, praising the former talk show host for seemingly mocking Perry's space flight.
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“The resistance we need!” wrote a social media user.
Another added: “Experts troll.”
“Martha,” a fan wrote with a series of crying face emojis. “I love you so much. She said, 'Did you forget it? Lyme reminds you.'”
One commenter added: “Martha. Goddess of dinner party and memes.” Another wrote: “I like the general drag. Great.”
Stewart shared a 2007 video in which she floated in a zero-gravity plane. (Martha Stewart Instagram)
“I don't remember Martha claiming to be an astronaut,” one fan wrote.
The “CBS Morning” host compared the women's trip to astronaut Alan Shepard, who became the first American to travel to space in 1961.
Over the past few days, several celebrities have entered social media to express their disdain for the Blue Origin flight.
Olivia Wilde shared a meme from Perry with the title “Business Flights 2025”, which is the meme of Perry leaving the spacecraft.
The actress commented: “I think a billion dollars bought some good memes.”
The title of the Master of Lifestyle notes that she is “before the times”. (Martha Stewart Instagram)
Stewart fans praised her for dragging Perry's flight. (Martha Stewart Instagram)
Amy Schumer Go to Instagram To mock the mission, it is joking to reveal that she was selected as a member of the crew at the last minute.
Emily Ratajkowski speaks about flights to space On tiktok.
The model says in the video: “That's the final time S —.” “Like, it's imitation.
“You say you care about Mother Earth, it’s about Mother Earth, and you’re a spaceship built and paid for by a company that single-handedly destroyed the Earth. …Look at the state of the world and think about how much resources are there to put these women into space.
“I'm disgusted.”
Emily Ratajkowski and Olivia Munn are other celebrities who blow up Perry and Blue Origin crew members. (Getty Image)
Earlier this month, Olivia Munn Tear all female crew members Such as “gluttonous”.
“I know it can be annoying, but going to space is a lot of money, you know? And there are a lot of people who can't even afford eggs,” she said on her appearance.
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“What's the point? Is it historic for you to go on a bike? I think it's a little gluttonton.” “Space exploration is about promoting our knowledge and helping humans. What will they do there to make us do better here?”
Perry had previously stated that going to space was her dream. (Pressure YouTube/Getty Images)
Kesha seems to be Joking in Perryshare selfies on X while smiling and drinking on Wendy's Cup.
Earlier the same day, the fast food company responded to an article that read “Katy Perry has returned from space.”
Wendy wrote: “Can we send her back?”
In negativity, some crew members quickly defended their mission.
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“Anyone who criticizes it doesn't really understand what's going on here,” King said in a press conference on Monday. “We can all talk about the response we get from young women, and from young girls.”
The King and Sanchez fired their critics. (Blue source via AP)
Sanchez said she was “really fired” when she heard the backlash.
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“I would love to bring them to the origins of Blue and see thousands of employees not only working here, but putting their hearts and souls into this car,” she said. “They love their work and love the task. It's important for them.”
“So when we hear comments like this, I just say, 'Trust me. Come with me. I'll tell you what it is about, it's really eye-opening.'”
