Bikini-Clad Katy Perry Frolics in Ibiza for New 'Lifetimes' Music Video

Katy Perry is ready for a “lifetime” of love!

The pop star, 39, just released the second single for her upcoming sixth studio album, 143.

“Lifetimes” follows her July release of “Woman's World,” both of which ended her four-year hiatus from releasing new music. Her last new album was Smile, released in 2020. 

In her latest video, Perry headed straight to Ibiza to party on the Spanish island. 

The Stillz-directed music video opens with Perry on a ferry sailing toward Ibiza, preparing for an eventful vacation filled with partying, swimming and frolicking around the beach with friends.

Perry is seen in several different looks — including a bedazzled butterfly top and bright red matching set — dancing at various bars and clubs, even performing her own DJ sets. While dancing to the beat of her new single, Perry sang about loving for a lifetime on the beaches of Ibiza at sunset.

As the video ends, Perry rides on the back of a motorcycle with an unidentified man. It then quickly cuts to her back on the ferry, where she’s a smidge less put together than her arrival and cradling a large water bottle with a vomit bag in her lap.

The Grammy winner nominee sings: “Baby, you and me for infinity/ My eternity (My eternity)/ Baby, you and me for infinity/ My eternity, yeah (My eternity)/ I'll love you for, I'll love you for life/ Lifetimes/ I'll love you for, I'll love you for life /Lifetimes/ I know you feel it/ Can you believe it?/ I'm gonna love you 'til the end/ And then repeat it.”

The pop star shared in a press release that the song is about “eternal love.”

“It’s about finding that one deep and satisfying love of your life," she said. "A soulmate doesn’t always have to come in the form of a partner - it can come in all different ways, a child, a best friend, a pet.”

Perry said her soulmate is her daughter, Daisy Dove, whom she shares with fiancé Orlando Bloom. She asks her almost 4-year-old every night, “Will you find me in every lifetime?”

“She says ‘yes,’ and I feel found," Perry said. "You’ll find each other, over and over again, for lifetimes.”

The Teenage Dream singer also told The Sun that her love for Daisy was a missing part of her life until she gave birth to her daughter: “The love I was missing, every mountain I climbed looking for this view, all this love, it came to me when she entered my life."

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Perry’s upcoming album, 143, will drop on Friday, Sept. 20.