Katy Perry got into a scandal because of the filming of a new video: what's wrong with the Lifetime video that outraged environmentalists in Spain

After releasing a new video for her song "Lifetime," the world-famous American singer Katy Perry got into a loud scandal. Representatives of the Spanish Environmental Protection Corporation accused the star of conducting illegal filming on the territory of the Ses Salines reserve, as her team did not receive proper permission.

According to the representative office of the island of Espalmador, where the video was created, the uncoordinated actions of the celebrity's team could have harmed the beach's ecosystem, People writes. Members of the organization do not identify the unauthorized act as a crime but consider it a serious violation of the established rules.

Almost a week after the official premiere of the music video on August 8, officials from the Balearic Islands' Department of the Environment issued a press release stating that the production company that created the video did not receive proper permission to film in the protected dunes of the Ces Salines Natural Park. According to the accusations, the corporation has launched an investigation into the damage caused to the sandy coast by the filming.

Additionally, representatives of the organization stated that since the process of creating the video cannot be considered a crime, its further distribution may be allowed under special conditions.

In Katy Perry's new music video for the song "Lifetime", the singer is embodied in the image of a carefree girl who spends time at various parties and on white beaches. According to the singer, by changing images and people around her, the heroine is in search of the only true love.

"A soul mate doesn't always have to be a partner - it can appear in a child, best friend, or pet," the artist said.

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