Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom Spark Breakup Rumours
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are currently in the middle of swirling breakup rumours. News broke last week that the singer and her actor fiance are headed towards a split. According to the latest reports on People, sources close to the two, claim that they are 'pretty much done.
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Reports state that the couple, who has been experiencing a strain in their relationship, amid the release of Perry's new album and tour, an insider allegedly told the portal that there may be no hope left for the pair and that they may not be able to "turn things around."
"It's been breaking down the last couple of months and isn't looking good,' the source added.
Another insiders claims that Katy and Orlando are on different pages when it comes to how their futures would look.
While the singer is focused on being on the road, Orlando is currently busy promoting his new movie, Deep Cover, in NYC.
"This comeback means a lot to her. She wants to give fans the best show," a source said adding that she is "happy and just focused on her tour." The star, who shares a daughter Daisy Dove Bloom, with Orlando, has the little one with her on tour and the two are enjoying some mother-daughter time, sightseeing and having fun.
In Mexico, Perry just added a fourth show after ending up selling out three. Currently, she is on the Australian leg of the tour, which is also sold out.
Perry last publicly addressed her relationship with Bloom, during a hilarious conversation with a fan, while introducing her song, 'I'm His, He's Mine'. "You didn't come to see me play," she said on stage. "If you keep on DM'ing my man, I'm going to have you removed. Seriously, get your own life."
The couple first started dating in 2016, briefly going through a split in 2017, before rekindling their romance. They welcomed their daughter, Daisy Dove, in 2020, after getting engaged in 2019.
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