Katy Perry poses for selfies with guests inside Westminster Abbey as she finally takes her seat after lost wandering left royal fans in sтιтches
She left royal spectators in sтιтches after being spotted wandering round Westminster Abbey like a lost lamb.
And when Katy Perry finally found her seat inside the Royal church on Saturday she was inundated with selfie requests from fellow guests.
The singer, 38, who is gearing up to perform at King Charles’ Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle, joined the hundreds of invitees at the historical event.
Looking sensational in a lilac Vivienne Westwood outfit, she smiled for a series of snaps while waiting for the ceremony to begin.
Katy looked to be in very high spirits as she held out her arm and made sure she got everyone in frame as she grinned alongside the group.
The US star was caught by eagle-eyed fans on social media searching far and wide for her seat as she arrived at the ceremony.
Unable to see thanks to an impressive fascinator, she can be seen cocking her head and spinning around in circles in desperate search for her place.
Royal fans reacted on social media to her hilarious moment in the historic abbey as well as the sheer size of her fascinator.
Katy paid homage to Vivienne Westwood in a lilac outfit from the late designer as she arrived at King Charles’ Coronation alongside Edward Enninful, 51.
The pop star commanded attention in her vintage style lavender ensemble, while the editor of British Vogue opted for a sleek suit to watch Charles be crowned.
Katy showcased her slim frame in a pencil dress teamed with a co-ordinating short-sleeved jacket, boasting a nipped-in waist, and matching opera gloves.
She accessorised with an enormous dish-style net fascinator, while wearing a Vivienne Westwood necklace and carrying her belongings in a white top-handle bag from the designer.
Fans took to social media to voice their approval of her stunning Coronation look while others poked fun at the size of Katy’s headwear.
One person tweeted: ‘The fact that Katy Perry is slaying then most of the royals is sending me,’ wrote another, while another added: ‘Katy Perry wearing a Westwood orb choker cos she always understands the ᴀssignment. #Coronation.’
Elsewhere, one noted: ‘Katy Perry’s brought her own satellite dish with her, no doubt to catch up on what CNN are getting wrong… #Coronation2023.’
‘Basically Katy Perry and her huge hat at the #Coronation searching for her seat,’ tweeted someone else, with a funny GIF.
‘Looks like everyone who is sitting near Katy Perry will be getting great 5G reception #Coronation,’ wrote another fan.
Other celebrities seen taking their seats in the church included Lionel Richie, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Fry, Nick Cave and magician Dynamo, while Dame Emma Thompson gave a thumbs up in excitement.
VIP guests queued for a mile from 6am to get one of the prime 2,300 seats inside. The Abbey was full at just before 9am. Some 100 heads of state are in London, with representatives from 203 countries due to attend.
They will watch Charles be crowned in a Christian ceremony that dates back for 1,000 years on a day dripping with glorious displays of pageantry.
It will also shine a spotlight on Britain’s place on the world stage in the UK’s biggest ceremonial military operation since the state funeral of Sir Winston Churchill in 1965 with 7,000 servicemen and women marching with the King and Queen.
A rich royal blue carpet – chosen to highlight the regal red, gold and purple robes of the king and queen – adorned the dais in the coronation theatre.
Stunning flowers in reds, burgundies and yellow golds covered the top of the ornate golden High Altar.
A smiling Dean of Westminster in his vivid red clerical robe was seen hurriedly carrying the holy oil for the anointing down the length of the abbey from the altar through the quire, clutching the precious ornate silver vessel in both hands.
Today’s Coronation will see 7,000 servicemen and women accompanying Their Majesties, making it the country’s biggest ceremonial event since 1953.
Indeed, the Coronation procession back from the Abbey after the ceremony is so large that when the King and Queen arrive at Buckingham Palace, the rear will only have reached Downing Street, a mile away.
More than 100million people around the world are about to watch the historic first coronation of a British monarch in 70 years – with an estimated 2million people on the streets of London to watch history unfold.
The monarch had been heir since the age of three, and is now ready to finally embrace his day of destiny with the woman he loves by his side.
His family, including Prince Andrew and Princess Anne, enjoyed a dinner at Mayfair club Oswald’s on Friday night. Mike and Zara Tindall were out until 2am.
Prince Harry flew in from Los Angeles for his 24-hour trip. It emerged on Friday night he has been relegated to the third row in the Abbey with other non-working royals.
Today’s Coronation will see 7,000 servicemen and women accompanying Their Majesties, making it the country’s biggest ceremonial event since 1953.
Indeed, the Coronation procession back from the Abbey after the ceremony is so large that when the King and Queen arrive at Buckingham Palace, the rear will only have reached Downing Street, a mile away.
More than 100million people around the world are about to watch the historic first coronation of a British monarch in 70 years – with an estimated 2million people on the streets of London to watch history unfold.
The monarch had been heir since the age of three, and is now ready to finally embrace his day of destiny with the woman he loves by his side.
His family, including Prince Andrew and Princess Anne, enjoyed a dinner at Mayfair club Oswald’s on Friday night. Mike and Zara Tindall were out until 2am.
Prince Harry flew in from Los Angeles for his 24-hour trip. It emerged on Friday night he has been relegated to the third row in the Abbey with other non-working royals.
