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‘Scarlet Tour’ and Doja Cat is already making waves.The 28-year-old Hip-Hop icon opened her 24-gig run on Halloween night at San Francisco’s Chase Center with a meticulously crafted five-act set that included high production value elements like a “giant eyeball, lengthy red ribbons that draped from the high ceilings, fireworks and a V-shape of fire” according to a review in The SFGate.In total, she performed 24 songs including a show stopping cover of Hiatus Kaiyote’s “Red Room.”Sound like a can’t-miss concert?You’re in luck.As of now, tickets are available for all 23 remaining gigs on the ‘Scarlet Tour’ featuring special guests Ice Spice and Doechii on select dates.That includes shows at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Wednesday, Nov. 29 and Newark, NJ’s Prudential Center on Thursday, Nov.

Katy Perry has opened up about the values she wants to pass on to her unborn daughter.The Roar singer is pregnant with her first child, with fiancé Orlando Bloom, 43, and is edging closer to her due date.And the 35-year-old has already been thinking a lot about the little one’s personality.During a live-stream Q&A session for Nova’s Red Room,’ a fan asked: ‘If you could pass on one of your qualities or values to your daughter that she would innately have, like what would it be?’Not skipping a beat, the mum-to-be replied: ‘Discernment is good, and integrity, and justice – oh my god, justice.‘Justice is so important for me.

Katy Perry announced her first pregnancy back in March, and she spared no production value doing it.And the 13-time Grammy nominee has been using her downtime during quarantine to prepare for the arrival her baby girl.She recently revealed what values she hopes to pass on to her daughter, as she appeared on a live stream Tuesday forNova’s Red Room. Motherhood goals: Katy Perry recently revealed what values she hopes to pass on to her daughter, as she appeared on a live stream Tuesday for Nova’s Red RoomThe 35-year-old answered: 'Discernment is good, and integrity, and justice – oh my god, justice.