Rumors are circulating about the potential decline of Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom’s relationship, with sources suggesting they may be waiting until Perry concludes her “Lifetimes” tour before officially parting ways. The tour, which began on April 23 and is set to wrap up on December 7, has coincided with reports of rising tensions between the couple.
Sources indicate that stress over the reception of Perry’s new album, “143,” has impacted their relationship significantly. An insider shared that Perry has been frustrated by the album’s response and the critiques of her tour, leading to increased strain. While Bloom has shown understanding during this challenging time, the pressures appear to be taking a toll.
The couple first met in 2016 at a Golden Globes after-party, became engaged on Valentine’s Day in 2019, and welcomed their daughter, Daisy Dove, in August 2020. Their history includes a year-long split in 2017, a period they have openly discussed, emphasizing the challenges they faced.
Perry recently revealed in an interview the dynamic of their arguments, describing them as intense but resolved quickly, showcasing their passion for each other. She highlighted the duality in their personalities and how they navigate their emotional differences. Bloom echoed similar sentiments, acknowledging the challenges that arise from their differing professional worlds, yet expressing gratitude for their unique connection.
The couple has previously utilized couple’s therapy to address their issues, demonstrating their commitment to overcoming obstacles together. Bloom even attended a recent milestone event for Perry, including her remarkable journey aboard an all-female Blue Origin flight, reaffirming their shared experiences as parents and partners.
As they navigate the complexities of both their personal and professional lives, there remains hope that the couple can work through their current challenges. Details regarding their relationship’s status are yet to be confirmed, and both parties continue to focus on their respective careers and family.