Orlando Bloom continues to enjoy single life as he chats to Leonardo DiCaprio's model girlfriend after three day party
ORLANDO Bloom continues to enjoy single life as he was spitted chatting to the model girlfriend of his pal, Leonardo DiCaprio.
The Troy movie star recently split from pop sensation Katy Perry after nine years together.
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Orlando Bloom looked to be in great spirits as he chatted to Vittoria Ceretti
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The actor showed off his muscles in a light white vest as he boarded a taxi boat in Venice
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Orlando, 48, was first romantically linked with the Firework hitmaker back in 2016.
He popped the question on Valentines day in 2019 before Katy gave birth to their daughter Daisy, now four, a year later.
However, the duo were hit by split rumours six years after they announced their engagement.
The Lord Of The Rings actor, 48,
recently
at the
Lauren Sanchez
.
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Now, he's been seen chatting to the model girlfriend of fellow A-list actor
Orlando was seen in great spirits as he hopped on a taxi boat in Venice with Vittoria Ceretti after three days of parties.
The duo left the famous Italian city as they made their way to the airport after three days of celebrations.
Orlando looked effortlessly cool in a thin white vest as he covered his forehead with a black baseball cap and huge glasses.
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Vittoria, 27, seemed to go bra-less in a skimpy cream woman vest top as she donned a glamorous diamond necklace.
Her brunette locks were free to wave in the wind as she kept her look casual with a pair of shades with black rims.
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez say I DO in front of A-list guests in wedding of the century
It appears the relationship of Orlando and Katy is well and truly over as the
Roar hitmaker
was said to have already told pals their
relationship was as good as done
.
Reports also claimed
" and he has been enjoying his new life as a single man.
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After watching the happy couple say 'I Do'
at the stunning San Giorgio Maggiore monastery in Venice, Orlando
, 27.
Before this, he was seen with stylist Jamie Mizrahi, who he has been friends with for many years after
.
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After three days of celebrations following the wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez, the duo got a ride together to the airport
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The duo were busy chatting away after Orlando made his 'debut as a single man'
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