Katy Perry reassures fans she found her seat at King Charles' coronation after a clip of her looking lost at the royal event went viral

• Katy Perry was among several celebrities invited to King Charles' coronation on Saturday.

• While at Westminster Abbey, Perry was spotted looking totally lost in the search for her seat.

• The moment went viral — but Perry responded telling fans not to worry because she found her seat.

Don't stress, Katy Perry has told her fans, because she did eventually manage to find her seat at King Charles III's coronation.

The pop singer, 38, gave her reassurance after a clip of her looking bewildered upon her arrival at Westminster Abbey on Saturday led fans to speculate that she was totally lost at the historic event.

Perry was among several other celebrities and high-profile guests at King Charles and Queen Camilla's coronation, which took place in London. Other big names included her fellow "American Idols" judge Lionel Richie, Emma Thompson, and Jill Biden.

The clip was reshared by entertainment account Pop Crave on Twitter, amassing 1.2 million views as of Sunday. Captioning the clip, the account noted the video of Perry "struggling to find her seat" at the coronation has gone viral.

Responding to the footage, Perry told those concerned that she found her seat in the end.

"Don't worry guys i found my seat," she wrote in a tweet after the coronation that has over 133.5 thousand likes as of Sunday.

She seemingly made another subtle reference to the episode in a video showing off her Vivienne Westwood coronation outfit on Instagram, captioning the post "#lavenderlostgirl."

In another Instagram of her look, Perry spoke about the honor of witnessing the first British coronation in 70 years. The post included several behind-the-scenes photos of her getting ready as well as a short clip of her outside Westminster Abbey with British Vogue editor, Edward Enninful.

"Was such an honor to be able to watch history being made today at the coronation of King Charles III! I am so grateful to have been invited by The King on behalf of the @thebritishasiantrust and their Children Protection Fund," she wrote.

Perry's coronation weekend is far from over. She is set to perform at the coronation concert in Windsor on Sunday at 8 p.m. BST. Other performers include Lionel Richie and British band Take That.

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