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Megyn Kelly EXPOSES Katy Perry & Blue Origin Space Flight?!

Blue Origin’s latest mission was supposed to be a triumph—a PR moment to elevate private space travel, prove the power of innovation, and inspire a new generation of stargazers. Instead, it turned into something no one saw coming: the cringiest influencer livestream ever... just with space suits.

The post-flight press tour was meant to inspire awe, maybe even a few tears. But what the public got felt more like a poorly directed reality show reunion. Katy Perry called it “transformative,” with the kind of tone usually reserved for a guided meditation or a cologne commercial. Each crew member took their moment behind the mic and made it about themselves. Instead of celebrating science, global unity, or even basic astronautic achievement, they delivered Instagram-worthy monologues about personal growth and “internal exploration.” One guest even described floating in zero gravity as a metaphor for how “her career should rise.” Really?

The energy on stage wasn’t “one small step for man”—it was “one big leap into self-importance.” Social media erupted almost instantly. One tweet summed it up best: “It’s like they went to space and came back more insufferable.” Every clip of the press conference was repackaged with captions like “me, me, me in zero-G.” The tone-deaf delivery didn’t just disappoint—people were furious. What could’ve been a historic moment turned into a TED Talk no one asked for.

Then came Katy Perry’s “life-changing surprise.” In the days leading up to the mission, she posted cryptic teasers promising her fans a reveal from orbit. Fans speculated wildly. A baby announcement? A documentary? Something meaningful? What they got was... a holographic butterfly floating through the cabin revealing the tracklist of her new album. Yes, really. A literal album promo... in space. Katy described it as “symbolic rebirth.” The internet described it as a publicity stunt gone too far.