Katy Perry Says Kamala Harris Will 'Protect' Daughter Daisy's 'Future,' Covers Whitney Houston Hit At Pittsburgh Rally

It's the night before Election Day and Katy Perry is endorsing Kamala Harris for president as she took the stage at the vice presidential and Democratic nominee's rally in Pittsburgh on Monday night (November 4).

She performed a number of her own hits, including 'Dark Horse', 'Part of Me' and 'Firework', before covering Whitney Houston's 1986 classic 'Greatest Love of All'. She also took a minute to address the crowd, explaining how personal this upcoming presidential election is to her.

“Four years ago, I became a mother,” she told the audience. “The best decision I ever made. Orlando [Bloom] I, too, welcomed our daughter Daisy and that's why I'm voting for Kamala Harris.”

Perry continued that she admires Harris' goal to “protect our rights as women to make decisions about our bodies,” adding, “I know it will protect my daughter's future and your children's future.”

This past weekend, Harris made an appearance Saturday Night Live. She appeared live in a debate sketch during the Nov. 2 episode — opposite Maya Rudolph, who portrayed her. Rudolph's Kamala Harris, preparing a speech, looks in a mirror and sees the real Kamala Harris. “Good to see you, Kamala,” says her reflection (the real Harris). “I'm here to remind you that you got it – because you can do something your opponent can't: open doors.”