A video of Katy Perry looking flustered as she couldn't find a seat at King Charles III's royal coronation went viral on Saturday.

In a video uploaded by Pop Crave, Perry looked stunning in a Vivienne Westwood outfit (including a hat and gloves) as she frantically looked around the crowd at Westminster Abbey in London.

Perry appeared confused among the event guests, walking around, seemingly asking for help and asking if there were any available seats.
BBC reporter Francis Keogh tweeted: "Katy Perry reminds me of punters trying to find their seats before big games."

"Kate Perry looking for her seat is me trying to find my purpose in life," wrote one Twitter user.

"Katy Perry couldn't find her seat, did we really invite her?" wrote another Twitter user.
Ultimately, Perry assured social media users that she had indeed found her seat.

"Don't worry guys, I found my seat," the singer tweeted.

"I'm laughing so hard," one follower responded. It was one of the most memorable moments of the coronation. "
Perry's trial of the musical chairs wasn't her only unfortunate moment on Saturday. According to Page Six, she was seen losing her balance after leaving the coronation, nearly falling over as one of her white heels slipped on the wet ground. However, the singer managed to avoid the fall.

Perry's trial of the musical chairs wasn't her only unfortunate moment on Saturday. According to Page Six, she was seen losing her balance after leaving the coronation, nearly falling over as one of her white heels slipped on the wet ground. However, the singer managed to avoid the fall.

According to E! News, Perry will perform at Sunday's coronation concert with Lionel Richie and the musical group Take That.

According to Harper's Bazaar, the artists were chosen after a string of singers -- including Elton John, the Spice Girls, Adele, and Harry Styles -- declined to perform.