Singer Katy Perry performs during a concert to mark the anniversary of the Special Olympics in the State Dining Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, July 31, 2014. (File/UPI/Andrew Harrer/Pool) | License Photo
Bjerke called the girl a "spoiled brat" who "doesn't deserve these tickets."
The Perry concert is scheduled for August 23.
"I was not going to give her these tickets. I was not going to let her go to the concert with the behavior she's been doing," Bjerke told WDAZ.
The tickets were worth $110, but Bjerke undersold them for $90.
Some people were critical of Bjerke's very public parenting style, but she is sticking by her decision to use social media as a teaching vessel.
"I think a lot of parents are like me and feel they are being bullied over how they should parent their own children," she said.
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