Gayle King officially blasted off into space on April 14 with an all-female crew on a Blue Origin rocket, but it's her iconic "Is this seatbelt NASA-approved? " look that really soared.

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Her deadpan expression has since gone viral, sparking jokes about space tourism and just generally not being in the mood, with people writing comments like, “Gayle King is all of us on a Monday.” Meme ...

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Gayle King shared her reaction to the tweets that followed her very frightened face ahead of the Blue Origin Space mission on April 14, where she traveled with an all-women crew including Katy Perry.

Gayle King responded Monday to the viral online memes poking fun at her facial expressions before her Blue Origin space flight.