Pregnant Katy Perry stuns at bushfire relief concert in Bright

Pregnant pop star Katy Perry put on a free bushfire concert to give back to Australia and was given a unique gift by a fan in the crowd.

Pop superstar Katy Perry received a unique gift as she performed at a concert to give back to Victoria’s fire-ravaged communities.

Perry performed about a dozen tracks at the gig in Bright, and at one point during the concert she was handed a roll of toilet paper wrapped in a bow.

Yasmin Nelson was the person who have Perry the gift and she shared a video of the moment on Twitter.

The American singer, who dressed in theme for Bright with a fluorescent yellow dress, didn’t seem too impressed with the gift.

The California girl came to bring cheer to those impacted in Victoria’s recent bushfires, pulling out all the stops in the tourist town.

Perry has recently made headlines by using her latest song Never Worn White to announce her first pregnancy with Orlando Bloom.

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“The point of coming out is just a message of gratitude and unity,” she told reporters.

“No matter where you are suffering in the world, we are all one. We can support each other in our own way.” Perry wanted to show her support in person, after seeing the “very apocalyptic” fire scenes from California.

American singer Katy Perry performs during the FIGHT ON, a concert for bushfire-affected communities at Pioneer Park Recreation Reserve in Bright, Victoria. Picture: AAP Image/James Ross.

The singer recently announced her pregnancy. Picture: AAP Image/James Ross

Thousands of Victorians turned out to see Perry, as a way to celebrate coming through the fire season.

“This is exactly what my hometown looks and feels like. (But) We don’t have any pies in the USA,” Perry told fans while on stage.

“Congratulations for coming out on the other side.” Along with these fighting words, Perry hopes to spark a passion for people across the globe to take action on climate.

“It’s another loud shout from Mother Nature, saying okay hold my beer,” she told reporters.

“Unfortunately, I think a lot of these types of things are going to continue to happen unless we take drastic measures into effect.”

The town was thrilled to see her perform. Picture: AAP Image/James Ross

Her eyes were on the emergency services personnel who gave their all in the disaster.

Volunteer firefighter Dara Pilly, 21, was among the emergency workers called up on stage before Perry sang Happy Birthday to her and a forest fire management worker.

“It is not everyday that a person like Katy Perry comes to a small town like this … everyone is so lucky,” Ms Pilly told AAP.

“Definitely not your average 21st birthday getting to do something like this.” Ms Pilly fought the Corryong fire alongside her parents and siblings, but was now just happy to still be standing – with international hit-maker Perry.

Katy Perry said she was moved to perform by seeing the devastation in Australia. Picture Daniel Pockett/Getty Images.

While Bright wasn’t burned in the fires, it has been financially devastated as tourists turned away, losing an estimated $90 million in tourist income. In town, a banner of Perry’s lyrics hangs outside Bright Activities Novelties and Games to urge victims to keep dancing to and celebrate.

“I don’t think you can word it any better than she did – dancing through the fires. That is exactly what we did, we’ve experienced the fires and now we want to dance and celebrate,” owner Roshelle Harrison told AAP, after her girls and friends made the sign.

“Things will pick up and we will be back on track but we will never make up for what we lost.” Her business took an 80 per cent hit in January but is almost back to normal – with hope for Easter and the snow season ahead.