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Katy Perry Transforms Into Snow White for ‘American Idol’ Disney Night
For the first time in American Idol history, the reality singing competition had a Disney-themed night. To mark the occassion, Katy Perry decided to dress as the first Disney princess ever — Snow White.
Wearing a black wig, glittery red lipstick, and the iconic yellow, red, and blue costume, Katy transformed into the animated royal, all that was missing was her gang of dwarves. Unless you count fellow judges Lionel Richie, Luke Bryan, and host Ryan Seacrest. However, she would still be four squad members short. And she stayed in character through Maddie Poppe's kick-off performance of "Bare Neccessities" calling her "sweetie" and congratulating her on her "bravery" in Snow White's high-pitched voice.
Snow White!!!! 😍❤️ OMG She looks so beautiful #AmericanIdol @katyperry pic.twitter.com/RG8nulZDtZ
— Angela G.S. (@AngelaGS__) April 30, 2018
Katy Perry as Snow White is pretty perfect as Snow White. Get her for the future live action Disney remake. #AmericanIdol #SnowWhite #Disney pic.twitter.com/0VbOkbvSac
— STEVEN GONZALEZ (@StevenAGonzalez) April 30, 2018
It’d be amazing to wake up to daily affirmations as performed by @katyperry as Snow White. #AmericanIdol #DisneyNight
— Jessica Penney Turner (@Penney_Wise) April 30, 2018
As expected fans were loving the homage to the poison-apple eating character. "Katy Perry does Snow White better than Snow White," one viewer tweeted. Another added, "If Katy Perry ever quits being awesome, at least she can still earn a living as Disney’s Snow White!"
A third chimed in, "Katy Perry as Snow White is giving me LIFE." Same, girl. Same. Katy's costume, complete with blue robin ring, also helps us forget about this wardrobe malfunction. And this one.
Disney impersonation aside, fans need to keep in mind the updated voting rules. For the first time ever, American Idol is being broadcast live across all time zones and voting closes at the end of the show. At that time, three contestants will be sent home based on viewers' votes.
So, what are the voting numbers?
Caleb Lee Hutchinson: text "1" to 21523
Michelle Sussett: text "2" to 21523
Ada Vox: text "6" to 21523
Catie Turner: text "7" to 21523
Cade Foehner: text "8" to 21523
Dennis Lorenzo: text "9" to 21523
Maddie Poppe: text "10" to 21523
Jurnee: text "11" to 21523
Michael J. Woodward: text "13" to 21523
Gabby Barrett: text "14" to 21523
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