Katy Perry Names The 1 Entertainer She Wants As Her 'American Idol' Replacement
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The "Teenage Dream" singer is leaving the singing competition after seven seasons with the show.
Katy Perry is leaving “American Idol” after her seventh season with the singing competition, but she’s named one entertainer she’d love to see fill her spot.
“I gotta say Jelly Roll was crazy when he came on the show,” the “Teenage Dream” singer told E! News on Monday, naming the singer and rapper who has taken the country music scene by storm.
“I was convinced at anything he said,” Perry explained. “He could run for president, he could be my pastor, I might go back to church for him. He could sell me anything.”
“To have any of these guys plus Jelly on the show would be amazing. I love you, Jelly!” Perry said.
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