US EditionKaty Perry drops clue on Orlando Bloom split
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The separation of Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom after almost ten years together was one of the most commented farandula news of 2025. Now, the singer seems to have broken her silence through her most recent musical release, the ballad "Bandaids". The new song, which is part of her self-titled album, has been analyzed by fans and specialized media, who consider the lyrics to be a deep confession about the pain and wear that led to the end of her l…
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom, who dated for nearly 10 years, have split. Perry's new song, "Bandaids," has been criticized for its lyrics and music video, which appear to contain references to her ex, Bloom.
Katy Perry (41) apparently takes an emotional step towards healing with her new song "Bandaids". In the track, the singer, who broke up with Orlando Bloom (48) after about ten years of relationship in June, is trying to save a breaking love. Both the lyrics and the music video seem to be clearly referring to the love-out with the actor. "I swear to God, I tried. I didn't leave any stone on the other. It wasn't because of what you did, but becaus…
After nine years of love, Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry announced an end to their relationship last summer. Since then, former lovers have been discreet...until the singer decides to empty her bag by publishing the song "Bandaids", directly inspired by recent events.
Katy Perry drops clue on Orlando Bloom split
Katy Perry is letting her music do the talking. Her new single “Bandaids” seems to pull the curtain back on her split from Orlando Bloom, offering a rare glimpse into the quiet heartbreak behind their breakup. Instead of bitterness, Perry paints a portrait of emotional distance the kind that builds slowly until love starts to feel like absence. The lyrics hit softly but sharply: “You were there, but you weren’t… got so used to you letting me dow…
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