Kesha’s latest selfie with a Wendy’s beverage is raising some eyebrows on planet Earth.
After the fast food chain’s social media account seemingly shaded Katy Perry following her adventure into space with the Blue Origin all-woman crew, Kesha, 38, appeared to show her support for the restaurant.
In a photo posted via X on Monday, April 14, Kesha smiled for the camera while holding a cup from Wendy’s.
“Ooo I love me a shady Kesha!” one user wrote on the platform. Another follower added, “Oh shady Kesha I love u soo much.”
One music fan shared a suggestion by writing, “I hope you write a song about how lame that space trip was. Thanks.”
Perry, 40, was one of six women who took off from Blue Origin’s Launch Site One in West Texas on Monday.
The former American Idol judge made history with CBS Mornings host Gayle King, filmmaker Kerianne Flynn, civil rights activist Amanda Nguyen, former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe and Jeff Bezos‘ fiancée, Lauren Sánchez, as they became the first all-women spaceflight since Russian cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova’s 1963 solo trip.
While the launch received mixed reviews, the Wendy’s account reacted to Perry’s return to Earth on X by asking, “Can we send her back?”
Later on in the day, Wendy’s shared a photo of Perry seemingly kissing the ground after returning to Earth with the caption, “I kissed the ground and i liked it.”
When one follower said Perry was only up there “for like 10 minutes,” Wendy’s replied, “Don’t short change her it was 11 minutes.”
Space trips aside, Kesha’s post comes nearly seven months after Perry addressed backlash for collaborating with Dr. Luke (real name Lukasz Gottwald).
The controversial producer had a yearslong legal battle with Kesha after she accused him of drugging and sexually assaulting her in 2005. (He denied the allegations and was never convicted.)
“I understand that it started a lot of conversations,” Perry explained on a September 2024 episode of the “Call Her Daddy” podcast. “And he was one of many collaborators that I collaborated with.”
The singer wanted to make it clear that the music she makes “comes from me.”
“The truth is I wrote these songs from my experience of my whole life going through this metamorphosis, and he was one of the people to help facilitate all that,” she explained. “One of the writers, one of the producers.”
