Katy Perry Says She’s Done With ‘American Idol’ After Feeling ‘Thrown Under The Bus’

Katy Perry is reportedly quitting American Idol as a judge after feeling she has been “thrown under the bus” by producers.

According to a report from Page Six, Perry is unhappy with the way she has been edited on the show, and feels that the producers are making her look like the “nasty judge.”

“She’s a mentor and a friend to the contestants,” a source told Page Six. “But the producers are making her look like the bad guy.”

Perry has been a judge on American Idol since 2018, and has been a fan favorite throughout her tenure. However, she has faced some criticism in recent weeks, after she was seen being tough on some of the contestants.

In one instance, Perry was seen telling a contestant that she was “not good enough” to be on the show. The comment sparked outrage on social media, with many fans accusing Perry of being mean.

Perry has since apologized for her comments, but it appears that the damage has been done. According to the report, Perry is now ready to walk away from the show.

“She’s had enough,” the source said. “She’s not happy with the way she’s being portrayed, and she’s ready to move on.”

If Perry does indeed quit American Idol, it would be a major blow to the show. Perry is one of the most popular judges in the show’s history, and her departure would likely lead to a decline in ratings.

It remains to be seen whether Perry will actually quit American Idol. However, if she does, it would be a major change for the show.