4/13/2025
Katy Perry Heads to Space: Here’s How to Livestream the Singer’s Blue Origin Spaceflight Launch Online
Perry's flight on the 'New Shepard' spacecraft takes place Monday (April 14) with the launch window opening at 9:30 a.m. ET.
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Katy Perry is heading to space and fans can follow along with the pop star’s journey with a livestream of her all-female “Blue Origin” flight.
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Perry’s flight on the “New Shepard” spacecraft takes place Monday morning (April 14) with the launch window opening at 9:30 a.m. ET / 6:30 a.m. PT. Officials will monitor weather conditions from the launch pad location in Texas to determine an exact lift-off time.
How to Watch Blue Origin Spaceflight Launch on TV
Want to watch the Blue Origin spaceflight launch on TV? Perry’s space journey will be broadcast live on CBS (network host Gayle King is among the passengers on the flight). Coverage will begin at 7 a.m. ET with a special edition of CBS Mornings, followed by the “Gayle Goes to Space” special at 9 a.m. ET. You can watch the Blue Origin spaceflight launch on TV through your local CBS affiliate.
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How to Livestream Blue Origin Spaceflight Launch Online Free
You can also follow King and Perry’s journey online with a corresponding livestream on Paramount+, the CBS-owned streaming service. Paramount+ will stream the entire Blue Origin launch and flight, so fans and viewers can watch Perry head into space.
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Sign into your Paramount+ account to access the Blue Origin livestream. Not a subscriber? Grab a 7-day free trial here to livestream Perry’s spaceflight online for free.
In addition to Perry and King, passengers onboard New Shepard include NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe, bioastronautics research scientist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee Amanda Nguyen, entrepreneur/film producer Kerianne Flynn, and Jeff Bezos’ fiance, Lauren Sánchez. Monday’s NS-31 expedition will mark Blue Origin’s 11th human space flight.
While some have questioned the timing of Perry’s space flight so close to her upcoming Lifetimes Tour (which kicks off April 23), it’s worth noting that the singer isn’t actually staying in space. In fact, the entire suborbital flight is expected to last just 11 minutes, giving Perry and the crew enough time to reach the edge of space without making a full orbit around the earth. Still, they’ll hopefully be able to get some once-in-a-lifetime views while also experiencing a few minutes of weightlessness.
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Watch Perry’s Blue Origin spacelight live online through Paramount+ here. You can also find a livestream on YouTube and X.
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