US EditionOrlando Bloom Speaks About Split From Katy Perry
Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry prioritize co-parenting their daughter with love and mutual respect following their separation earlier this year, Bloom said during film promotion.
- On Sept. 5, Orlando Bloom, actor, publicly addressed his split from Katy Perry, singer, on the TODAY Show while promoting The Cut, saying `We have the most beautiful daughter`.
- The couple, together on-and-off since 2016 and engaged in 2019, had their representatives confirm the end of their relationship earlier this year with a joint statement on July 3.
- After shedding 30 lbs for his role, Bloom admitted the weight loss affected him emotionally and until his TODAY appearance, he had mostly reposted quotes on Instagram Stories.
- Miranda Kerr said, `I actually just saw them both` after spending time with Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry celebrating Daisy's birthday on Aug. 26, while their representatives noted they prioritize co-parenting and will remain seen together as a family.
- Their professional schedules and distance strained the relationship as Katy Perry, on the Lifetimes Tour, and Orlando Bloom, promoting The Cut, now focus on amicable co‑parenting and mutual respect.
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Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry announced their separation two months ago after 10 years together and a daughter in common
At the beginning of last July, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom confirmed their separation.After several months of rumors, the link between the actor and the singer came to an end. And while both were very careful not to mention the subject or to star in any friction, it was Bloom who during an interview was encouraged to refer to how his current relationship with Perry is. As part of a talk with Today about the release of his new film, The Cut, the…
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