Katy Perry talks about how her life has changed since she gave birth: “A lot of BS just falls”

Birth changed everything in Katy Perry.

The pop star, who starred in the podcast “Chelsea Handler, Life Will Be My Death,” opened this week about welcoming her first child, Daisy, with her husband Orlando Bloom in 2020.

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“The definition of success that comes in your twenties is very material and ego-driven, and I think it’s all jazz. Then the thirties hit, you don’t care too much, and maybe you start to grow. I have this inner confidence, and in motherhood … my definition of success is just her happiness, “she said about how she changed. “Her happiness really gives me that joy. But many BSs just fall. What you thought was important wasn’t really important. You are for your family There’s no time for any kind of energetic drama that doesn’t matter. Your family really starts to be the first. “

Perry also talked about how being a mother “fixes” her as a person.

“My daughter changed my life, my point of view,” she said. “She gave me unprecedented love … I always wanted that love. It was my number one currency, and when she came it said,” I want you. I love you. For no reason. Just because you are. “I said,” What? And do you need nothing from me? Other than food? “

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Despite his busy schedule, including playing at a resident in Las Vegas, Perry found himself “second on the call sheet” next to his daughter.

“Because I know I’m making a quality investment, my current time with her really feels like being a mom myself and being able to work as hard as I do. Will get better, “she said. “When I’m with her, it’s quality and existence, not trying to do it all at once. It really changed me. It’s also the first time I’ve received unconditional love. I think this always helps my mental health. “