Aussie waitress reveals she argued with Katy Perry over a café table - before the pop star TIPPED her for 'treating her like a normal person'

By Monique Friedlander For Daily Mail Australia

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A Queensland waitress was left mortified after an awkward interaction with pop star Katy Perry.

Indianna Paull uploaded a TikTok video revealing she had served the famous singer, 37, while working at a café in Port Douglas on Saturday.

Katy, who is in Australia while her partner Orlando Bloom, 45, shoots the new movie Wizards!, requested to be seated at a table but was told one wasn't available.

Indianna said Katy left a 'generous' tip when she left, but refused to specify the exact amount

Queensland waitress Indianna Paull (pictured) claims she argued with Katy Perry over a table at a café - before the pop star tipped her as a reward 'for treating her like a normal person'

Indianna, who did not recognise the superstar beneath her hat and sunglasses, told Katy she would have to wait until a table became available.

She said the Roar hitmaker initially 'argued' with her over the lack of tables, but later thanked her with a generous tip for treating her like a 'normal person'.

Describing the encounter on TikTok, Indianna wrote: 'When you are the first dumb oblivious b***h to tell Katy Perry she has to wait for a table.

The Sunrise interview comes days after Indianna revealed her embarrassing interaction with Katy on TikTok. The moment was captured by nearby paparazzi, with the photos being published by Daily Mail Australia on Monday

Indianna Paull, a part-time yoga instructor, uploaded a TikTok video revealing she had served the singer, 37, while working at a café in Port Douglas on Saturday 

'POV: Katy Perry comes into your café and you don't recognise her and argue over a table. Then she tips and hugs you for treating her like an everyday person.' 

Katy and Indianna's interaction was captured by nearby paparazzi, with the photos being published by Daily Mail Australia on Monday.

The images showed a disgruntled-looking Katy, who was carrying her daughter Daisy Dove, speaking to Indianna behind the counter.

Katy and Indianna's encounter was captured by nearby paparazzi. The images, published by Daily Mail Australia on Monday, showed a disgruntled-looking Katy, who was carrying her daughter Daisy Dove, speaking to Indianna behind the counter

Katy and Indianna's encounter was captured by nearby paparazzi. The images, published by Daily Mail Australia on Monday, showed a disgruntled-looking Katy, who was carrying her daughter Daisy Dove, speaking to Indianna behind the counter

Describing the encounter on TikTok, Indianna wrote: 'When you are the first dumb oblivious b***h to tell Katy Perry she has the wait for a table'

Describing the encounter on TikTok, Indianna wrote: 'When you are the first dumb oblivious b***h to tell Katy Perry she has the wait for a table' 

Katy and Orlando jetted into Sydney Airport last Wednesday before hopping on a flight to Queensland.

The couple are believed to be staying in Australia for three months while Orlando shoots the film Wizards!

He'll join Pete Davidson, Naomi Scott, Franz Rogowski and Sean Harris in the comedy by Australian writer-director David Michôd.  

Brad Pitt's production company, Plan B, is behind the film.

Katy and her partner Orlando Bloom (pictured in Beverly Hills on September 30, 2021) jetted into Sydney Airport last Wednesday before hopping on a flight to Queensland. The couple are believed to be staying in Australia for three months while Orlando shoots the film Wizards!

Katy and her partner Orlando Bloom (pictured in Beverly Hills on September 30, 2021) jetted into Sydney Airport last Wednesday before hopping on a flight to Queensland. The couple are believed to be staying in Australia for three months while Orlando shoots the film Wizards! 

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