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FROM ‘ROAR’ TO ADIEU? Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom spark split talk
Weekend Argus on Saturday
|June 28, 2025
CELEBRITY couple Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have reportedly split after being together for nearly a decade.
The news of their separation comes after Bloom was spotted attending the high-profile wedding celebrations of billionaire Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez in Venice as a “single man”.
According to TMZ, Bloom is reportedly embracing his newly single life following his rumoured split from the Roar hit-maker, while the singer is on her LifeTimes Tour in Australia and will not attend the star-studded wedding.
The separation rumours have been making the rounds for the past few weeks after Perry was spotted without her engagement ring while on tour.
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Weekend Argus on Saturday
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1 mins
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Weekend Argus on Saturday
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Weekend Argus on Saturday
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Weekend Argus on Saturday
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2 mins
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Weekend Argus on Saturday
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2 mins
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Weekend Argus on Saturday
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2 mins
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