Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau spotted on surprise ‘dinner date' after Orlando Bloom split
Perry, who was in Canada for her tour, was photographed dining with the former Canadian Prime Minister on Monday night.
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The two seemed to be in deep conversation with each other at Le Violon in Montreal.
Perry, 40, had just separated from longtime beau Orlando Bloom this summer after nine years together, while Trudeau announced the separation from wife Sophie after 18 years of marriage in 2023.
The restaurant's chef, Danny Smiles, told TMZ, however, that it seemed like a dinner between friends.
According to the report, lobster and cocktails were on the menu for the pair.
The two went to the kitchen afterward to thank the staff, according to the outlet, and were nice throughout.
The chef even divulged that Trudeau, 53, picked up the tab.
The pair have both had a whirlwind year, from the pop star going on a space trip and touring to Trudeau stepping down as Canada's PM.
Perry has reportedly just split with Bloom, 48, whom she shares a daughter with.
Rumors had swirled that things had gone sour between the pair for months, with The Sun reporting in June that Bloom did not think Perry's Blue Origin space trip "was a good idea."
Earlier this month, representatives for the couple told E! News that the pair have been "shifting their relationship over the past many months to focus on co-parenting."
Trudeau announced his separation from his wife, Sophie, 48, in 2023 after "many meaningful and difficult conversations," he wrote on Instagram at the time.
The two married in 2005, and have three children together.
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