Wendy’s refuses to apologize after online jabs of Katy Perry’s space voyage

Katie Perry touched the edge of the space. Windy just touched the nerve.

In one of the strangest brands against celebrities moments of the year, the fast food chain in Windy pressed a hot snapshot on pop star, shortly after finishing the blue space journey for her – and when she was asked to apologize, the brand of the restaurant doubled.

The drama began on Monday, when Perry landed on the ground after a 11 -minute trip to the stars on a blue origin trip alongside Lauren Sanchez, Jail King and three other women.

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The moment of a viral teacher went on social media. Then Windy came.

Under a Pop Crave post to celebrate Perry’s return, mocked the Windy’s X account:
“Can we send it?[?]”

The post was hit like a lukewarm, and they did not stop coming.

In a development on the success of Perry, “I accepted a girl,” Windy X account mocked the singer to kiss the land on the return of the land from the blue origin.

The reverse reaction was not far from the knee. The fans rushed to call the burger giant to you, not the way that is usually roasting competing chains.

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By Thursday, People Magazine reported that Windy had given the opportunity to walk. Instead, the brand has taken a picturesque road around an apology.

A people spokesman said: “We always come with small spices to our social meetings, but Windz has a lot of respect for Katie Perry and its equipment outside the world,” said a people spokesman.

But not everyone liked heat. A source close to the position told the people that the post was through a line from Cuteer to cheap.

The source said: “Windy was not a joke – they chose.”

“This was not a harmful joke. This was a billion dollar brand that used its platform to cancel women publicly … when a billion dollars join it, it’s irresponsible.”

Katie Perry attends the eleventh prize ceremony held in Parker Handand, April 5, in Santa Monica, California. (Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images)

Even Perry, the traveler, was Sánchez, weighing, explaining that she was not admired.

I told people that Windy would be given a look behind the scenes on the blue origin to show the seriousness of the task and meaningful.

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Sanchez said: “I love their origin to the blue origin and see thousands of employees who only work here, but they put their heart and soul in this car,” Sanchez said. “Come with me. I will show you what this is going on, and it is just opening the eye.”

Windy did not get anything else on this issue.

Wendy’s Media Relations did not immediately respond to the Fox Business request for inquiries.