US EditionKaty Perry joins Justin Trudeau for high-profile diplomatic lunch meeting with former Japanese prime minister
The couple joined former Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for lunch during Perry's Lifetimes Tour, with Kishida publicly calling Perry Trudeau's partner.
- On Thursday, Katy Perry joined former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for lunch with former Japanese prime minister Fumio Kishida and his wife Yuko in Tokyo, Kishida wrote in a social post.
- Perry was in Tokyo as part of her Lifetimes tour, and Trudeau traveled with his partner after stepping down earlier this year.
- A social-media post from Fumio Kishida included a clear photo of Katy Perry, Justin Trudeau, and the Kishidas smiling in front of a Christmas tree, with Kishida referring to Perry as Trudeau’s `partner`.
- Kishida said he is delighted the friendship with Justin Trudeau continues and remains strong, reflecting ongoing efforts for cooperation between Japan and Canada, including the Japan-Canada Action Plan.
- Though the pair have not directly confirmed a relationship, TMZ published photos of them in July, and they were later seen holding hands in Paris and on a yacht.
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The singer made public her relationship with Justin Trudeau for the first time by sharing on social media the photos of their trip to Japan. The couple, now inseparable, was also guest of the former Japanese premier Fumio Kishida, who on social media called Perry the "compañera" of Trudeau
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Katy Perry goes Instagram official with former Canadian PM Justin Trudeau
Katy Perry has officially made her relationship with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Instagram official after she posted snaps from their recent trip to Tokyo, Japan. The pop star took to Instagram on Monday, Dec. 6, to give her followers a glimpse of their intimate trip. The carousel of photos showed an image of the pair posing outdoors, dining in a restaurant and enjoying an art exhibit. In her caption, Perry wrote: “Tokyo times …
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