Katy Perry announced pregnancy to grandma before she died
Katy Perry and fiance Orlando Bloom valued their relationship with Perry’s late grandma Ann Pearl Hudson. Image: Instagram/@katyperry
While the world learned of Katy Perry’s pregnancy through a music video, the pop singer revealed that she personally told her grandmother the news.
Perry paid tribute to her late paternal grandmother, Ann Pearl Hudson, in an Instagram post on Monday, March 9, the day after Hudson passed away. News outlets state that Hudson was 99.
She shared pictures of her with her grandma, and one of fiance Orlando Bloom giving Hudson a kiss on the cheek.
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Among the fond memories was a black-and-white video of Perry telling her grandmother that she was expecting her first child.
Article continues after this advertisementHudson is seen in a hospital bed while Perry introduces herself and then makes the announcement to her.
Article continues after this advertisement“I just wanted to tell you I know you’re not feeling well, but I wanted to share some exciting news with you,” Perry said on the video. “You remember me, Katy? I’m gonna tell you that I’m gonna have a baby.”
As Hudson appears too weak to speak, Perry continues, “Katy is finally pregnant. She’s the last one. I have a baby inside me. I wanted to tell that to you.”
“Uh-uh,” Hudson is heard saying, to which Perry replies, “Don’t say uh-uh,” and laughs.
Perry recalled in her post her grandmother’s bright personality. “Ann Pearl Hudson was a fighter. She survived the Great Depression, raised 3 kids on her own as a seamstress, making [G-strings] for showgirls and other such characters in Vegas.”
“She was always authentically herself, funny and full of all the sweet cozy things you think of when you think of grandmas,” she said.
“She was a wonderful grandma and I will forever carry some of her in me.” /ra
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