Katy Perry showed her support for the LGBTQIA+ community on Sunday night as she scaled the Sydney Harbour Bridge while holding a rainbow flag high in the air.
The American pop superstar, 40, was all smiles as she took part in the climb during the city’s Vivid Sydney festival, coinciding with both her Lifetimes Tour stop and the beginning of Pride Month.
The Roar hitmaker was seen rugged up in a blue waterproof jacket and safety harness, with a glowing torch affixed to her chest.
At one point, Katy joyfully waved to onlookers below and later held up a small rainbow flag with both hands, grinning as she proudly celebrated diversity and inclusion.
She completed the look with a light blue cap and grey hoodie layered underneath her bridge-climbing gear, her signature glam swapped for a fresh-faced glow.
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Katy Perry showed her support for the LGBTQIA+ community on Sunday night as she scaled the Sydney Harbour Bridge while holding a rainbow flag high in the air

The US pop superstar, 40, was all smiles as she took part in the climb during the city’s Vivid Sydney festival, coinciding with both her Lifetimes Tour stop and the beginning of Pride Month
The pop icon looked thrilled by the experience, laughing with her team and soaking up the view from the top of the world-famous structure.
The Firework singer has long been an advocate for LGBTQIA+ rights, often weaving inclusive messages into her performances.
The singer is currently in Australia as part of her Lifetimes Tour, which has seen her perform her greatest hits across the globe.
The popstar is performing three shows in Sydney, bringing all of her iconic hits as well as some of her new tracks from her latest album 143 to Qudos Bank Arena on June 4, 9 and 10.
Tickets to the pop icon’s tour, which has received an onslaught of criticism over the last few months, have been in high demand, with the Roar hitmaker announcing two extra shows on the Australian run to accommodate all of her fans.
Taking to Instagram in February, Katy revealed she added an extra show at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on June 4 to kick off the Australian leg, as well as an extra Melbourne show at Rod Laver Arena on June 7.
The Grammy-nominated superstar revealed she had been humbled with the success of her Australian tour, with all previous dates now sold out.
Captioning the announcement, Katy said: ‘I am so blown away by the incredible demand for THE LIFETIMES TOUR that I will be adding a final show in Sydney and a final show in Melbourne to make sure all my Australian fans have a chance to experience the incredible show I am bringing.’

The Roar hitmaker was seen rugged up in a blue waterproof jacket and safety harness, with a glowing torch affixed to her chest

At one point, Katy joyfully waved to onlookers below and later held up a small rainbow flag with both hands

She was seen grinning as she proudly celebrated diversity and inclusion

She completed the look with a light blue cap and grey hoodie layered underneath her bridge-climbing gear, her signature glam swapped for a fresh-faced glow

The singer is currently in Australia as part of her Lifetimes Tour, which has seen her perform her greatest hits across the globe
Katy will now play a hefty 15 Australian shows.
She announced the Australian Lifetimes tour just prior to her turn at the AFL Grand Final in September.
The original run included just one show each for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, however fan demand dictated Katy needed to add two extra Sydney and Brisbane shows.
Crestfallen Adelaide fans expressed their frustration over missing out on their chance to see Katy in the flesh but they were not left out in the cold for too long.
Listening to fan protests, Katy eventually added a run of four shows in the City of Churches.
‘I heard you loud and clear Adelaide, I got you!’ Katy wrote on Instagram.
Extra shows were also added to Melbourne and Perth as demand for the Teenage Dream hitmaker continued to rise.