Katy Perry provides first aid for collapsed fan

Popstar Katy Perry, 40, mastered a special situation at her concert on Sunday in the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. When a young woman who had brought her on stage, collapsed with excitement, the singer interrupted her show and took care of her fan.

The scene developed when Perry invited a group of young fans to the stage at their concerts to take part in their performance with small rattles. But McKenna, the young woman’s name, seemed to be completely overwhelmed by the situation. “Let’s practice. You can do it,” Perry tried to calm her down. “And let’s breathe. Let’s breathe. You can do it. You can do it. Ready?”

how the former “American Idol” juror reacted immediately when McKenna suddenly went down. The audience audibly grabbed air, while Perry instinctively grabbed the girl and knelt next to her while the medical staff in the event hall hurried onto the stage. As can be seen in videos divided online, the singer helped the security personnel to raise McKenna on a stretcher and gave her water.

After McKenna had been brought off the stage, Perry hugged the rest of the fan group and said a short prayer: “Dear God, we pray for McKenna that she will come back completely, brighter and better than ever,” she said in front of the entire audience. “Amen.” Fortunately, Perry was able to give the all -clear during the show. When she sang her hit “Roar” from 2013, she spontaneously added: “By the way, McKenna is doing great!”

Perry showed understanding for McKenna’s situation. “It’s so much,” she said loudly. “Sometimes you are so brave and go to the stage and then it is overwhelming. I understand this feeling.”