Instead of taking care of a second child, Katy wants to concentrate on the upcoming concerts in Las Vegas.
UNICEF instead of millions
On August 27, 2020, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom announced the arrival of their first daughter, Daisy. Instead of selling the photo to various magazines for millions, the couple decided to collaborate with UNICEF and called for donations.
“However, we also know that we are fortunate because not everyone can experience a peaceful birth like ours. Communities around the world still experience shortages of healthcare workers and every 11 seconds a pregnant woman or woman dies newborn – and mostly for reasons that might be avoided.Since the outbreak of COVID-19, more newborns’ lives are at risk due to lack of access to water, soap or medicines that can prevent illnesses.As parents of a newborn, this breaks us “It is a fact and our hearts go out to struggling parents all the more. As UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors, we know that UNICEF is doing everything humanly possible to ensure that every pregnant woman has access to trained health workers and quality healthcare,” so Perry und Bloom.
First of all, no second child
While Katy Perry was completely absorbed in her role as a mother and also dedicated the album “Smile” to her daughter, no second child seems to be planned at first. By the journalists of theAND! newsAsked regarding the future and a sibling for Daisy, the American Idol judge admitted, “I’m in Vegas, I can’t do this show with something in my stomach. Especially not with a human. […] We will see!”
Daisy herself is supposed to be keeping her on her feet, Katy added to Variety, explaining that she can already “run, say ‘I love you’ and draw”. Appropriately, she added, “I never really knew anything regarding unconditional love. Obviously my mom did that for me, but I didn’t really experience it in first-person until I had my kid. That was just a whole other level.”
Perry also said that she saw her life and her art “through the eyes of a child” and had now slowed down and enjoyed her free time more.
