Katy Perry suffered a serious accident during one of her shows in San Francisco

Amid her highly anticipated The Lifetimes Tour, Katy Perry was involved in an incident that quickly went viral and sparked concern among her fans. Everything happened during her recent performance in San Francisco, where the artist experienced a truly tense moment on the verge of tragedy.

As is customary in her shows, Perry surprised with a stunning stage production, full of lights, special effects, and unique stage elements. One of the highlights of the night was her entrance riding a large eagle-shaped structure that appeared to fly over the stage. However, what was expected to be one of the most memorable moments of the night nearly ended in the worst possible way.

While she was suspended in the air, the structure's mechanism suffered a technical malfunction that caused the singer to wobble in the middle of her performance. With microphone in hand and visibly surprised, Katy lost her balance for a few seconds, extended her arms in an attempt to steady herself, and although she managed to recover, her facial expression said it all: the fright was enormous.

Despite the unexpected incident, the artist tried to continue the show as if nothing had happened. However, for a few seconds she stopped singing and looked up, trying to understand what had occurred. So far, no official details are known about what caused the technical failure or whether it was due to human error or a mechanical problem.

What is certain is that the video of the moment quickly began circulating on social media, where fans wasted no time expressing their concern. Many users are demanding explanations about what happened and are questioning the show's safety measures.

Fortunately, Katy Perry was not injured and was able to continue with the rest of the concert without further issues. Her production team has not yet released a statement on the matter, but everything indicates that measures will be taken to prevent something like this from happening again.

Meanwhile, The Lifetimes Tour continues across the United States with sold-out tickets for almost every date. However, the scare in San Francisco will remain one of the most tense—and talked-about—moments of the entire tour.