Katy Perry is going to space. The award-winning "E.T." and "Firework" singer will fly on a firework of her own when she joins the first all-female crew to launch on a Blue Origin New Shepard rocket later this year.

They will be aboard the New Shepard, the centerpiece rocket of Blue Origin’s space tourism business, in a launch this spring.

Blue Origin will have an all-female crew that’s traveling into space from the company’s launch site in West Texas. Katy Perry joins a crew that includes Gayle King, Lauren Sánchez, Amanda Nguyen, Aisha Bowe, and Kerianne Flynn, who are launching into space aboard Blue Origin's New Shephard rocket, NS-31.

"Every crew has a special crew name, and this crew has named themselves a Perfect 10. Well, that makes perfect sense to me, considering the fact that this is, in fact, our 10th human flight."

Gayle King was already “terrified” about making an all-female Blue Origin space trip in the spring and now an astrologer has warned the CBS Mornings co-host about a potential violent accident. A Los Angeles-based astrologer says that King’s horoscope says she’s should stay home instead.

Blue Origin makes history with its first all women space flight, marking the first women-only crewed mission since 1963.

Blue Origin has flown tourists on short hops to space since 2021. Some passengers have gotten free rides, while others have paid a hefty sum to experience weightlessness. It was not immediately known who's footing the bill for this upcoming flight.

Pop star Katy Perry, Jeff Bezos’ fiancée Lauren Sanchez and news anchor Gayle King will be among a six-person crew for Blue Origin’s upcoming flight, marking what Bezos’ aerospace firm said would be the first all-woman crew to travel to space in decades.

Space company Blue Origin’s next mission will be powered by a history-making crew of heavy hitters, including journalist Gayle King, pop star Katy Perry and philanthropist Lauren Sánchez.