US EditionMiranda Kerr Throws Subtle Shade or Support? After Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau’s Date
MONTREAL, CANADA, JUL 30 – Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau, both recently separated from long-term partners, share a dinner date that insiders say sparked a refreshing connection and plans to meet again soon.
- On July 28, 2025, Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau were spotted dining together at Le Violon in Montreal, Canada, according to TMZ photos.
- Earlier this month, Perry split from Orlando Bloom after 10 years, and Trudeau separated from Sophie Trudeau in 2023 after 18 years.
- On Monday afternoon, the pair enjoyed a walk with Nugget in Montreal, reportedly sipping cocktails and sharing several dishes, according to eyewitnesses.
- They reportedly have plans to meet up in the United States, reigniting tabloid buzz after Perry and Trudeau’s dinner, according to tabloid outlets.
- Public relations experts note both have faced bad press in recent years and say their appearance offers a chance to change the conversation, with Natasha Koifman stating, "I thought that for both of them, this was actually a really great brand and reputational move.
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'Definitely not the first!' Perez Hilton weighs in on Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau's 'very public' date
Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton has shared his thoughts on the recent sighting of pop star Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau together in Montreal, suggesting their public outing was "not the first time"
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The singer and the former Canadian prime minister were spotted a few days ago at a restaurant in Montreal, sparking rumors of a new romance.
The former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who in 2023 announced his wife's departure, and the song Katy Perry were seen taking dinner together in Montreal this week, writes The Associated Press quoted by News.ro. The former prime minister was...
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