Katy Perry must feel honoured. American President Barack Obama is a fan on the singer. Katy Perry had an "incredibly beautiful evening" performing at the White House. Music-news.com reports that Obama said: "The 29-year-old was asked to sing at a dinner celebrating the 46th anniversary of the Special Olympics and its founder, Eunice Shriver, by President Barack Obama. After wowing the audience, Katy was quick to take to her Instagram account to gush about the night.
"What an incredibly beautiful evening being invited to sing at the White House for Potus, Flotus & many special Olympic attendees tonight to celebrate these incredibly inspiring men & women," she wrote alongside a photo of her singing while wearing a sparkly purple evening gown. "I see them beyond their obstacles. I hope you can join me." Katy wasn't the only star in attendance, as Stevie Wonder, tennis player Andy Roddick and his wife Brooklyn Decker were also at the dinner. However, Katy got a special introduction from the president, who admitted he was a big fan of her work. "We have just one of my favourite people performing tonight - Katy Perry, We are so grateful to her," he said, according to E! News. "I love Katy Perry, she is just a wonderful person."
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