Martha Stewart recently revealed her interest in space travel long before it became a trendy pursuit among celebrities. In her latest Instagram post, she shared an intriguing clip showcasing her own experience with zero gravity, cleverly weaving in a reference to Katy Perry, which added a layer of humor to her commentary.

This week, the renowned businesswoman took to Instagram to remind her followers of the thrilling zero-gravity experience she once partook in, although she humorously noted that she did not make it all the way to outer space. Her post serves as a nostalgic nod to her adventurous spirit and long-standing fascination with aerospace exploration.

Nearly two decades ago, Martha boarded a Boeing aircraft that was designed to achieve the rapid speeds necessary for passengers to experience what astronauts feel during weightlessness. This remarkable experience allowed her to connect with the exhilarating sensation that those who venture into space often describe.

In the video clip shared by Stewart, she performs a series of flips and aerial maneuvers, gracefully floating through the air as if she were a “plastic bag drifting in the wind.” This vivid imagery not only highlights her playful nature but also illustrates the unique thrill of experiencing zero gravity.

For those who find this reference familiar, it’s because it echoes a line from Katy Perry’s iconic song “Firework.” Notably, Perry recently made headlines for her own space adventure, as she just traveled to space herself on an all-female Blue Origin flight.

It remains uncertain whether Martha’s comments were a direct jab at Perry. However, it is intriguing that Stewart would mention the singer’s song while many online are mocking Katy Perry for appearing to care more about the media attention surrounding her than the actual experience of being in space.

Katy has also faced criticism for kissing the ground after her brief flight to space, which lasted only a few minutes, drawing further attention to the contrasting reactions between her and others who have experienced space travel.

Martha seems to be embracing the moment in the video she posted, which starkly contrasts with Katy revealing the setlist for her upcoming tour. This difference in focus showcases their distinct approaches to their careers and public personas.