American Idol' Contestant Nutsa Buzaladze Apologizes to Katy Perry After She's Told She Needs 'Grace

In the latest episode of American Idol, contestant Nutsa Buzaladze was told by judge Katy Perry that she needed to have more "grace" on stage. The comment immediately sparked controversy online, with many fans accusing Perry of being insensitive and condescending towards Buzaladze.

However, Buzaladze herself has now addressed the incident, taking to social media to apologize to Perry for any offense caused. In a heartfelt post, the singer acknowledged that she had been "caught off guard" by Perry's comment, but that she had taken it in the spirit of constructive criticism.

Buzaladze went on to explain that she was a passionate performer who sometimes struggled to contain her emotions on stage, and that she was working hard to improve her stage presence and overall performance.

The incident has sparked a wider discussion online about the role of judges in reality TV competitions, and the need for constructive feedback that is both honest and supportive. As American Idol continues to captivate audiences around the world, it's clear that the show's contestants will need to develop a thick skin if they hope to succeed in the cutthroat world of music.