Katy Perry takes stage at Prince Harry's Invictus Games after disabled veteran begged for her removal Katy Perry thrilled the crowd at the 2025 Invictus Games in Vancouver, Canada as she performed at the opening ceremony on Saturday.
Perry's appearance comes despite a plea from the family of disabled veteran Carl Westcott, 84, for Prince Harry — who founded the event in 2014 — to exclude her from the event.
Her appearance comes despite a plea from the family of disabled veteran Carl Westcott, 84, who has been locked in a years-long legal battle with Perry over her $15M Montecito mansion, for the Duke of Sussex to exclude her from the event.
In a letter sent to Prince Harry exclusively obtained by DailyMail.com, Carl's son, Chart Westcott, detailed his family's concerns regarding Perry performing at the Invictus Games.
The pop star, 40, showed support to her Montecito neighbors, Prince Harry, 40 — who founded the event in 2014 — and his wife Meghan Markle, 43, as she hit the stage as one of the headliners.
