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Pink Villa
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Here's How Katy Perry is Coping After Orlando Bloom Split
Katy Perry is keeping things light and joyful following her recent breakup from Orlando Bloom. The singer took to Instagram on Friday, June 27, to share a cheerful photo update from her Lifetimes Tour stop in Australia. In the post, Perry included pictures of herself enjoying time on Western Australia's Rottnest Island and wrote, 'Mood: Quokka,' referencing the friendly marsupials native to the area. Her latest update comes just days after US Weekly reported that Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom officially called off their engagement after nearly a decade. Despite the personal change, Perry's post seems to reflect a calm and playful state of mind. Inside Katy Perry's Instagram post featuring daughter Daisy In the Instagram carousel, Perry appeared relaxed and happy. She posed next to a quokka, cycled along scenic trails, and picked up a quokka-themed chocolate treat from a local grocery store. The highlight for fans, however, was a rare photo of her 4-year-old daughter, Daisy Dove, whom she shares with Bloom. In the picture, Daisy is seen helping steer a boat during a yacht trip, dressed in a persimmon-colored cardigan and striped pants. Perry stayed behind the camera for that moment, but the shared image gave followers a sweet glimpse into her experience of motherhood post-split. Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are co-parenting peacefully Although the couple has separated, their focus remains on their daughter. A second insider told US, 'They are still very much in touch and coparenting Daisy together. Orlando brought Daisy to meet Katy on tour before heading to the Bezos' wedding. It's not messy between them. They aren't making drastic changes for Daisy's sake.' Perry and Bloom have agreed to prioritize stability and consistency for their children. Bloom also shares son Flynn, 14, with his ex-wife Miranda Kerr. Perry has previously spoken about her relationship journey with Bloom. On the Call Her Daddy podcast in September 2024, she shared, 'We weren't really in it from day one. He was, in a way, because he had just done a time of celibacy, and he had set intentions. I was fresh out of a relationship, and I was just like, 'I can't do this anymore. I need to swim in a different pond.''
Express Tribune
15 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Lauren Sánchez misses space bud Katy Perry at wedding, while Orlando Bloom attends amid split rumors
Lauren Sánchez has sent a heartfelt message to Katy Perry, expressing that she is missed after the singer was unable to attend Sánchez's wedding to Jeff Bezos in Venice, Italy. Perry, who is currently on her "Lifetimes" tour in Australia, had to miss the festivities, including the welcome party, which was rained out. However, as per recent reports, her 'ex-fiancé', Orlando Bloom, attended the wedding solo, making headlines for his presence despite not being close to the couple. Sánchez commented on Perry's Instagram post on Thursday, where the singer shared her positive mood. In her comment, Sánchez wrote, 'We miss you Katy,' accompanied by a red heart emoji. Despite the singer's absence, Sánchez showed support and affection, reassuring Perry that there are no hard feelings following her recent breakup with Bloom. -Instagram. Perry and Bloom, who had been together on and off since 2016, recently ended their engagement. Reports confirmed the breakup on June 26, following weeks of speculation. Bloom, who had been in Australia visiting the couple's daughter, Daisy, arrived in Italy on Wednesday for the wedding. At the event, he was seen greeting Kim Kardashian warmly with hugs and air kisses. Bloom and Perry's relationship has had its ups and downs, including a brief separation in 2017. Perry explained on the Call Her Daddy podcast that their split at the time stemmed from her needing to 'swim in a different pond' after her previous relationship. Both Perry and Bloom later attended intensive therapy retreats, which helped them reconnect. The couple announced their engagement in 2019 and welcomed their daughter, Daisy Dove, in 2020. Their recent split has come after years of public and personal challenges.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Mariska Hargitay Thinks Benson and Stabler Should Get Together in SVU's Last Episode — Respectfully? Nope.
Mariska Hargitay knows Capt. Olivia Benson better than any of us ever can or will. She has played Law & Order: SVU's big-hearted, badassed sex-crimes cop since 1999. She has seen showrunners and scene partners come, go and come back again; she has stayed the course. From the character's layered gold necklaces to her sensible-yet-stylish boots, Hargitay is Benson, and she's earned the right to have her opinions about all things SVU treated as sacrosanct. Except for one that she puts forth in a podcast interview released today. That nonsense is way off. (Sorry, queen!) Let's talk about it. More from TVLine Casting News: Chicago Fire Adds On Call's Brandon Larracuente, Shane Gillis to Host ESPYS and More AGT Shocker: Vanderpump Rules Star Tom Sandoval Auditions for Season 20 - and He's Actually Good! Watch Video In Survival Mode, Everyday People Revisit Extraordinary Disasters - Get NBC Premiere Date, First Teaser Hargitay is Alex Cooper's guest on this week's episode of Call Her Daddy, an interview in which the Emmy-winner promotes her feature film directorial debut: My Mom Jayne, a documentary about Hargitay's late mother, actress Jayne Mansfield. Eventually, of course, the conversation comes around to cover Hargitay's tenure at her long-running NBC procedural. After Hargitay throws some flowers Chris Meloni's way ('We are just connected. We are so close… We are so comfortable with each other. We deeply trust each other. We know, like, whatever he needs, I will always be there for him, and that's mutual'), Cooper asks about the chance of Benson and Meloni's Det. Elliot Stabler ever getting together romantically on the show. And that's when Hargitay chooses violence. 'Maybe on the last episode,' she says. 'I think that's when they should be together.' She later adds that a Liv-El relationship should only happen 'if it's right. We'll see when we get there. We are soulmates, in a way. We are. And I think that, I mean, Chris has had a profound impact on my life, my artistry. I think we've had a big impact on each other. And so Olivia and Elliot are… but let's see where the story takes us, you know?' (Listen to the podcast here, or scroll to the bottom of this post to see the video.) With all due respect to the woman who is the heart, soul and Gloria Steinem glasses of this operation, I'm going to make like Carisi here and object so hard that my vest pops one of its dapper buttons. Wait until SVU's series finale to get Benson and Stabler together?! Nope, nope, nope. This is not about my being an 'EO' 'shipper — though I am one. The show itself, as well as Peacock's Meloni-led Law & Order: Organized Crime, has spent seasons flirting with the idea of Elliot and Olivia being a couple. Since Meloni returned to the franchise in 2021, we've seen plenty of episodes hinting at a mutual attraction. His letter! The aftermath of the diner shooting! Liv Love Laugh! Good God, that scene in Olivia's kitchen alone! Second, even as a 'shipper, I was not on board with their hooking up immediately after Stabler returned to the Dick Wolfpack. It wouldn't have made sense in the story. Meloni's character was grieving the murder of his wife and making some very bad, wildly unhealthy decisions. Even as recently as the aforementioned moment up against Liv's fridge, Benson made it clear that her desire to kiss him was dwarfed by her fear about what would happen if things between them didn't work out. 'I want to, but I can't,' she said, physically swaying as though her blood sugar were crashing — woman, a sweet treat was RIGHT THERE! Meloni brought up the scene during his TVLine Spotlight conversation earlier this year. After telling me that he had 'no idea' where his character and Hargitay's are headed, smoochily speaking, he talked about how the close moment hadn't achieved what he and Hargitay had intended. '[We are] doing the best we can to make it honest, not make it bait. If we do bait, at least for me, I always do it with a wink,' he said at the time. 'I think it's good-natured, but maybe you guys are over that. And that's valid.' I'd argue that it doesn't have to be bait, especially given how much the two characters have grown since we first met them. A blend of age, perspective and lots of therapy has sanded down their sharper edges and made them more vulnerable, both to the world and each other. Why not try to see if those edges now fit together nicely? But I've sung that song before. My biggest current gripe concerns this folly of pushing a Stabler/Benson relationship to the show's ultimate end: When, then, are we to BASK? Why not give interested fans the enjoyment of watching the day-to-day of a life partnership decades in the making? I'm not saying devote entire episodes to their arguing over the electric bill or anything, but a little tenderness in between the shootouts and human trafficking busts wouldn't go amiss. Law & Order: SVU Season 27: Everything We Know So Far View List Time is a precious commodity, and who knows how much longer we've got in the Law & Orderverse? (Probably decades. This show walked among the dinosaurs and will outlive us all.) Still, it's like Billy Crystal said at the end of When Harry Met Sally…: When you realize you want two beaten-down NYPD officers with serious emotional baggage to spend the rest of their lives with each other, you want to rest of their lives to start as soon as possible. Oh, and before I go? GOD, men and women don't always HAVE to hook up in TV shows! People can be PLATONIC friends! Why are you so obsessed with this stupid point! Get a life! If those two become a couple, I'm never watching their shows/reading TVLine/going on the Internet ever again. (I don't agree with any of that, but I figured I'd do some of you a solid and give you a paragraph you can cut and paste into the comments below. I live to serve!) What's your take on saving 'EO' until the end, if ever? Hit the comments and let us know! Best of TVLine 20+ Age-Defying Parent-Child Castings From Blue Bloods, ER, Ginny & Georgia, Golden Girls, Supernatural and More Young Sheldon Easter Eggs: Every Nod to The Big Bang Theory (and Every Future Reveal) Across 7 Seasons Weirdest TV Crossovers: Always Sunny Meets Abbott, Family Guy vs. Simpsons, Nine-Nine Recruits New Girl and More
Daily Tribune
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Tribune
Sarah Jessica Parker has struggled with ‘mean' comments about her appearance
Bang Showbiz | Los Angeles Sarah Jessica Parker struggled to cope with 'mean' comments about her appearance. The 60-year-old actress noticed a shift in how people spoke about her after she landed the role of Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City back in, and she admitted the sudden attention was 'a real test of my coping mechanisms'. Asked what she struggled with most, she told the Call Her Daddy podcast: 'Just discussions of my physical person. 'Like stuff that I couldn't change, and wouldn't change, and had never considered changing, or even still after hearing something that was like, 'What? Somebody would say that?' 'Even still… no interest in changing it.' The actress, who has reprised the role of Carrie in spin-off series And Just Like That star, noted that the initial backlash was tough in a time before social media without a chance to response. She added: 'I didn't feel like I could sit in a room, and someone would say to me, 'You're really unattractive.' 'And then I could say, 'Wow, um, well first of all, that's hard to hear. But second of all, why do you seem angry about it?' 'Or, 'Why do you feel it's necessary to say it?' ' Sarah recalled ringing her friends in tears after one unnamed magazine made a 'really meal' comment about her appearance. She said: 'It was like a kick in the rubber parts. 'I was just like, 'Why is this a problem? Why is this deserving of your time? And why do you seem to delight in saying it?' 'I was sobbing because it felt so purposeful. And I think that's the only time I really cried about it.' Meanwhile, Jessica has opened up about the double stand in the way people judge female characters like Carrie.
Perth Now
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Mariska Hargitay ‘devastated' when Meloni left SVU
Mariska Hargitay has revealed for the first time ever she was just as upset as Law and Order: Special Victims Unit fans were when co-star Christopher Meloni abruptly left the show. The 61-year-old star, who plays Olivia Benson in the long-running crime show, revealed on the Call Her Daddy podcast that she was 'devastated' when Meloni, 64, left at the end of season 12. 'The entire world was just devastated - it happened very quickly, and it was surprising,' she told host Alex Cooper of his 2012 departure. Hargitay and Meloni played Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler, partners in the Special Victims Unit from 1999 to 2012. Credit: Supplied 'It was over a negotiation, and I tried everything I could to fix or change it.' 'He left. I was devastated.' She followed up by saying despite missing him as a co-star, it was 'awesome' that Meloni was able to do 'all these other great shows' since his departure. Meloni's character Elliot Stabler has since become the star of spin-off Law & Order: Organized Crime, which has run since 2021. Elliott Stabler has starred as the lead in spinoff show Law and Order: Organised Crime Credit: NBC The actor briefly returned to the world of SVU during season 22 in 2021 and has continued to make occasional small appearances on the series in recent years. During the podcast Cooper, 30, also asked Hargitay one question SVU fans have been dying to know about the actors' on-screen personas: after 26 years of 'will they, won't they', will Olivia and Elliot ever end up together? 'Maybe on the last episode, that's when I think they should be together,' Hargitay teased the show's fans. 'We are soulmates in a way, we are, and I think that Chris has had a profound impact on my life, my artistry – let's see where the story takes us.'
