Superstar Katy Perry'slatest release isn't a new album, single, or an episode of American Idol on which she serves as a judge. Instead, this breaking newshasto do with what'sfilling the singer's fridge and on her plate. Perry announcedon Twitter that she is 95 percent ready to be 100 percent vegan after a year-long process of cutting out animal products. The singer said she is doing it with her dog Nugget, a favorite sidekick on her IG posts. An investor in plant-based meat brand Impossible Foods, Perry told her 109 million Twitter followers of her intention to jettison meat and dairy from her diet, joining the ranks of other famous artistswho champion a plant-based diet like Ariana Grande, Paul McCartney, Sia,and Billie Eilish.

During her pregnancy last year, Perry disclosed that she had become grossed out by red meat. She publicly thanked theImpossibleBurger for being a great meatless alternative to fulfill any burger cravings, of which we can guess she had many since the star loves cheeseburgers so much that she even wore one as a costume to the 2019 Met Gala after-party.Impossible Foods also revealed that Perry belonged to a long list of the company's celebrity investorsthat also includes Jay-Z, Serena Williams, and Jaden Smith.

Perrys fiance Orlando Bloom (who is baby-daddy of 8-month-old daughter Daisy, born last May), is reportedly vegetarian and been a constant source of encouragement for the singer-songwriter to adopt a plant-based diet,and it seems likethis encouragement has helped to fuel Perrys decision to plunge fully into a meatless diet. Perry is alsodiscoveringplant-based alternatives for her favorite foods and condiments, recently Instagramming a picture of Hidden Valley's new vegan ranch dressing, captioning it enthusiastically: "OMG PRAYERS ANSWERED." The star has also been giving fans a preview of her diet, posting pictures of bowls filled with leafy greens, tofu, veggie sushi, and mushrooms.

Perry and Bloom will not be the only two in their familymoving to go vegan:Perry also said inthe tweet that her dog, Nugget, has joined its ownerson this plant-based path. The decision to include her dog sparked a heated discussion about this lifestyle choice, with some fanscondemningthe decision, whereas others encouraged people to research the possibilities of a plant-based dog diet. Regardless of your opinion about vegan diets for animals, we're rooting for Perry as she embarks on her own plant-based journey. To find out where you can grab one of the star'sbeloved Impossible Burgers, here's a breakdown of the8,000 retailersthat carry the meatless brand.

For more information about whether a plant-based diet is right for your dog, check outthis articlewhere a veterinarian weighs in on the topic.

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Katy Perry Announces That She's "Ready to Be 100 Percent Vegan" - The Beet