Katy Perry enjoyed a break from her Lifetimes Tour with a night out at the award-winning luxury dining and entertainment experience The London Cabaret Club this week, where she performed a couple of dance moves with the club’s co-founder and artistic director Doni Fierro.
Katy Perry enjoyed a break from her Lifetimes Tour at The London Cabaret Club this week.
The 40-year-old pop megastar had a night out at the award-winning luxury dining and entertainment experience on Wednesday (15.10.25), where she performed a couple of dance moves with the club’s co-founder and artistic director Doni Fierro.
It came after Katy performed two shows at London’s The O2, on Monday (13.10.25) and Tuesday (14.10.25), before continuing the tour in Antwerp, Belgium, on Thursday night (16.10.25).
The Firework singer looked radiant and effortlessly chic in a camel wrap coat, cropped jeans and white pumps, a sleek off-duty look for her stylish London night out.
A post on the venue’s Instagram account read: “At The London Cabaret Club, Katy was spotted performing a couple of dance moves with the club’s co-founder and artistic director Doni Fierro.
“The One and Only Katy Perry @katyperry at The London Cabaret Club. It was our absolute honour in having you with us at The London Cabaret Club @thelondoncabaretclub and meeting our director, Doni Fierro! @donifierro @evegirl123
“What an absolute pleasure to welcome international superstar Katy Perry to The London Cabaret Club @katyperry
We can’t wait to have you back very soon when you’re next in London
Congratulations on your incredible tour and for bringing all that energy to the o2 Arena and for lighting up London like only YOU can! (sic)”
Katy’s visit comes as rumours continue to swirl about her burgeoning romance with Canada’s former Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau.
But she appeared all smiles as she took a well-deserved break between tour dates.
On Monday, Katy told The O2 crowd how becoming a mother is “the best decision” she has ever made in her life.
The star dedicated song ALL THE LOVE to her five-year-old daughter Daisy Dove, her child with former partner Orlando Bloom.
Katy told fans that being a mother to Daisy – who was the inspiration for the lyrics to the track, which features on her latest album 143 – has changed her life for the better.
Perry also dedicated the song to her own mother Mary Perry and her sister Angela, who were in the audience with Daisy.
According to ContactMusic.com, she said: “I want you to raise your hand if you’re a mother or if you’re going to be a mother. Any mothers in the house? Keep your hands raised.
“I know it’s been a helluva long day and you wish I would shut up and sing Firework but this is the song I wrote, after becoming a mother, for my Daisy Dove. She’s five years old now and it’s the best decision I ever made in my entire life. A mother’s love is so unconditional.
“My Mom is here to night, I love you so much Mom. I want to dedicate this song to both you, Daisy, my sister who is a mom and to all the mothers here. I love you.”
Katy Perry enjoys tour break at The London Cabaret Club
