The "Roar" superstar singer recently made a $14.5 million deal with Los Angeles Archbishop Jose Gomez to purchase a hilltop property that was once the convent of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
There are five sisters still living, and two of them are saying the property is theirs.
Perry even made a personal bid to be the new owner, meeting with the sisters and singing the gospel tune "Oh Happy Day" to them.
The sisters were not impressed. As Sister Rita Callanan told TODAY, "Our days have not been happy since then, I can assure you."
"We have already entered and accepted the offer from Miss Perry," said archdiocese spokesperson Monica Valencia.
"God help us, we are going to fight this!" said Sister Callahan.
Carly Rat Jepsen's album being another Max Martin production Can one of these **** sucking, *** guzzling ****s do something different? (no, the couple of indie producers she also threw on don't count.)
These cheap hoes make Hollywood studio moviemaking look creative in comparison.
Lol @ True Detective's second season being so hated across the board. I knew that show sucked right from season 1. I couldn't even get past that bootleg opening sequence.
Meanwhile, the teaser for the second season of The Leftovers looks very promising and is 54 seconds of pure art.
Carly Rat Jepsen's album being another Max Martin production Can one of these **** sucking, *** guzzling ****s do something different? (no, the couple of indie producers she also threw on don't count.)
These cheap hoes make Hollywood studio moviemaking look creative in comparison.
There isn't a single Max Martin track on the album though
Most of the songs aren't even produced by prominent hitmakers.
Carly Rat Jepsen's album being another Max Martin production Can one of these **** sucking, *** guzzling ****s do something different? (no, the couple of indie producers she also threw on don't count.)
These cheap hoes make Hollywood studio moviemaking look creative in comparison.
Can one of these **** sucking, *** guzzling ****s do something different? (no, the couple of indie producers she also threw on don't count.) 