US EditionJustin Trudeau spotted with Katy Perry at posh Montreal restaurant, TMZ reports
MONTREAL, CANADA, JUL 30 – Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau, both recently single, shared cocktails and lobster at Montreal's Le Violon restaurant during Perry's Canadian tour, sparking public curiosity.
- On July 28, 2025, Justin Trudeau, the ex-Prime Minister of Canada, was spotted having dinner with singer Katy Perry at Le Violon in Montreal.
- This meeting followed Trudeau's August 2023 separation from Sophie Grégoire Trudeau after 18 years of marriage and Katy Perry's recent split from fiancé Orlando Bloom.
- During the dinner, Perry and Trudeau shared cocktails and multiple dishes, including lobster, while the chef greeted them and they personally thanked the staff.
- Photos show Perry smiling and conversing with Trudeau inside the Michelin-Recommended restaurant, ranked Canada's 11th best this year, while security monitored them.
- The event suggests ongoing public interest around both individuals amid significant personal changes, with Perry touring Canada for her Lifetimes Tour.
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Pop superstar Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were spotted having dinner together at a Montreal fine-dining restaurant Monday night, prompting speculation about a potential connection between the politically engaged public figures. The dinner, confirmed by staff at Le Violon restaurant and first reported by TMZ, lasted around two hours. Though no public displays of affection were observed, their animated conversation…
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