Katy Perry

Katy Perry, an American performer and songwriter, was raised in a strict and conservative household. She began singing gospel songs at the age of teen, following her early years in the church. Although this was not permitted by her parents, Perry experienced all types of music made available to her peers, because she had an interest in music at the very beginning. As an outspoken person, she stood by the desire to be a music artist and chased her ambitions. She did not achieve success at the beginning and encountered a myriad of obstacles before receiving her first break. The majority of her music was deleted before she was signed by the 'Capitol Records. Her next studio album, 'One of the Boys' turned out to be a huge hit and marked a pivotal moment in her career. She became professional and has never looked back since. The album she released next, 'Teenage Dreams' won the hearts of millions of music enthusiasts and went on to become one of the bestselling albums of all time. It was the source of many records and cemented her place as an established musician. Perry, who is known not just for writing songs and recording them but as well for her charity work, has a wide range of interests. Additionally, she is an activist, who is a proponent of the rights of gays.