Camilla Araujo Reveals How She Nearly Kissed Katy Perry In Unbelievable Encounter

Camilla Araujo has officially leaned into her uncanny resemblance to Katy Perry, and it nearly led to a kiss with the superstar herself.

The influencer opened up on the "Impaulsive" podcast about the jaw-dropping moment she was mistaken for the "Roar" hitmaker and how her doppelganger status has followed her everywhere from concerts to Formula 1 weekends.

On Logan Paul's "Impaulsive" podcast, Araujo laughed as she recounted the time a fan spotted her getting out of a car and immediately cried, "Katy Perry?" refusing to believe she wasn't the singer.

"I literally thought, 'Katy Perry, nice to meet you,'" she told the host.

The mix-up only escalated when Araujo later locked eyes with Perry herself during a show.

"We made eye contact at her concert. She was singing 'I Kissed a Girl' to me. I was ready to kiss my doppelganger. She walked away. We almost kissed!"

The story has only fueled comparisons between Araujo and the global pop icon.

On Instagram, Araujo has leaned into the resemblance with playful content.

In one viral clip from 2023, she captioned, "People say I look like Katy Perry, so I did this."

The comments section immediately lit up with shocked reactions.

One fan gushed, "You do look like Katy Perry. Your voice even sounds like hers when you speak. It kind of makes me think of the Twin Theory. Somewhere out there… everyone on earth has a twin lol."

Another wrote, "She does look exactly like Katy, ur lying."

Araujo admitted that being mistaken for Perry is nothing new.

She told Paul the confusion has trailed her for years, even during a Formula 1 weekend in Miami.

"Someone walked up, called me Katy," she explained.

She laughed that she had the perfect opportunity for a cheeky line, but missed her chance.

While the Katy Perry comparisons have boosted her profile, Camilla Araujo's rise to fame began elsewhere.

She first made headlines in MrBeast's massive Squid Game recreation video.

Since then, she has built a lucrative career, reportedly earning over $2 million monthly at her peak.

Now, she's expanding into fashion, real estate, and high-end content production. But even as she grows her empire, Araujo keeps the Perry resemblance in perspective.

"If someone wants to believe I'm Katy for a moment, fine by me," she said.

She added, "I don't correct it immediately. It's part of my brand now."

Still, she makes one thing clear, "I'm Camila," Araujo said. "But I'll take the compliment and run with it."

Camilla Araujo's podcast appearance is coming following her stunning appearance at the Paris Fashion Week.

Dressed in a slate-toned gown with sharp shoulders and a sweeping floor-length cut, she looked every bit the modern fashion star.

Oversized black sunglasses and silver statement earrings finished the look, adding to the aura of glamour.

Despite the drizzle over Paris, the energy outside the venue was electric as photographers scrambled to capture her arrival.

"This is one of those shows you don't miss," Araujo told The Blast. "Vetements always pushes the limits of fashion, and Paris brings an energy that you feel the moment you step out of the car. Everyone shows up ready to make a statement."

The guest list reflected that exact energy, with names like Ice Spice, Cara Delevingne, Winnie Harlow, Kelly Rutherford, Rich the Kid, Ty Dolla Sign, and Yeat filling one of the week's most eclectic front rows.

Yet even with Araujo's sophisticated look drawing attention, it was Heidi Klum who delivered the night's most talked-about moment.

The 52-year-old model first appeared in an oversized coat and dark glasses before suddenly revealing a sheer gray lace gown with built-in gloves. With only a nude-toned thong underneath and metallic grills flashing from her smile, Klum set social media ablaze.

"She looked fearless," Araujo said. "Heidi's been in this business for decades and still knows how to create a viral moment. I think that's inspiring. Fashion should make people talk."

While the spectacle kept headlines buzzing, Araujo emphasized that her passion lies deeper than viral moments.

Watching Vetements unveil its Spring/Summer 2025 collection reminded her of why she loves the industry in the first place.

"I come here for the art," she explained. "What Vetements does is unexpected. It's not safe, and that's the point. You see the clothes, but you also feel the culture shift happening in front of you."

Between her style statement and her thoughtful words, Araujo showed she's more than just a front-row guest; she is also helping shape the conversation about fashion's future.