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Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Orlando Bloom sells $7M Beverly Hills home weeks after Katy Perry split, then drops bombshell about emotional ‘trigger' and therapy
Orlando Bloom apparently sold his $7 million Beverly Hills home not long after breaking up with Katy Perry. However, there is more to the real estate deal than meets the eye, Bloom's emotional reckoning and therapy journey after a painful breakup. Bloom said he had been going to therapy to deal with past trauma and relationship triggers while he was letting go of the house. His lore is all about heartbreak, healing, and Hollywood real estate. Orlando Bloom has admitted to being "triggered" by his ex-"partner," which is why he sought therapy to recover. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Gold Is Surging in 2025 — Smart Traders Are Already In IC Markets Learn More Undo The 48-year-old, who split from the 40-year-old "Hot N Cold" hitmaker in June, opened up about his emotional healing process through the Hoffman Method, a week-long personal development retreat that helps people recognize and correct harmful patterns, as per a report by Realtor. This comes in the aftermath of his breakup with Katy Perry; Orlando Bloom sold his Beverly Hills house for $7 million. Situated on the coveted 'Billionaire's Row' street, the property boasts views of the city and the ocean and was renovated for more than $5 million, as per a report by Benzinga. Live Events Why did Orlando Bloom leave his mansion in Beverly Hills? The sale seems like a simple real estate choice, but the timing suggests that there is more to it. Bloom and Perry's breakup was quiet but final, and both of them reportedly put their daughter's stability first. A source close to the couple said they have no plans to completely change their lives and that they are still committed to co-parenting in Montecito, as per a report. Bloom is evidently embarking on a fresh phase, encompassing both property and personal development. What led Orlando Bloom to seek therapy? In an interview with Oprah Winfrey's podcast, "The Oprah Podcast," Bloom acknowledged that he had battled toxic behaviors and had resorted to the Hoffman Method for guidance. He said, "I went to the Hoffman process about 10 years ago because I'd been triggered in a dynamic with my partner that had led me into a pattern of behavior that was very similar to the way in which I had grown up with my mother." The actor claimed that he was "confused" about how to give and receive affection because of his early years. Bloom says that the emotional spiral finally led him to the Hoffman Method, a week-long retreat for personal growth that helped him "feel born again." ALSO READ: Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau on 'dinner date': What led to his split from wife Sophie | Story behind the divorce He said that things that happened to him as a child that he never dealt with made him confused about love and relationships. Not only did the therapy help him as a partner, but it also helped him as a father. Bloom said honestly, "I think my job as a parent now is to allow my children to grow without getting in their way. It's sort of like, don't get in the way of anyone else's journey. "Don't let anyone get in the way of your journey, and just be grateful for the opportunities that are presented to you, and see the challenges of the dynamic that are in front of you as an opportunity for you to grow." What does Bloom do to focus on being a father and growing emotionally? Even though things are changing in his life, Bloom seems to be focused on giving Daisy and his son Flynn, whom he shares with ex-wife Miranda Kerr, a stable life. He said that growth, stability, and gratitude are now the most important parts of his parenting philosophy. The actor didn't say which partner "triggered" him, but the timeline suggests it might have happened during his earlier relationship with Kerr. Bloom's honesty about his healing journey is different from how Hollywood usually keeps quiet about mental health, as per a report by Realtor. ALSO READ: Katy Perry Past Relationships: A detailed timeline from Russell Brand to Orlando Bloom and Justin Trudeau Now that he has sold his beautiful Beverly Hills home and gotten his emotions back in order, Orlando Bloom seems ready for the next act, which will be based on more than just looks. FAQs Did Orlando Bloom sell his home following their breakup? Yes, Bloom sold his Beverly Hills estate for $7 million soon after splitting from Katy Perry. Why did Orlando Bloom seek therapy? Bloom admitted that he was emotionally "triggered" in a previous relationship, prompting him to use the Hoffman Method for personal healing.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Orlando Bloom Reveals He was ‘Triggered' by ‘Partner' Which Led Him to Therapy—as He Sells $7M Los Angeles Home Following Katy Perry Split
Actor has confessed to being 'triggered' by his ex-'partner,' leading him to seek therapy to heal—after he parted with his $7 million Los Angeles home following his shocking split from . The 48-year-old—who separated from the 'Hot N Cold' hitmaker, 40, in June—got candid about his emotional journey to healing using the Hoffman Method, which is a week-long personal growth retreat where people identify and heal negative patterns. While speaking on Oprah Winfrey's podcast, 'The Oprah Podcast,' Bloom admitted that he had struggled with toxic behaviors and turned to the Hoffman Method to help him change his ways. He explained, 'I went to the Hoffman process about 10 years ago because I'd been triggered in a dynamic with my partner that had led me into a pattern of behavior that was very similar to the way in which I had grown up with my mother.' The actor noted that his childhood left him feeling 'confused' about how to love and how to receive affection. 'I was very confused about how to navigate the dynamics and the feelings that I was having,' he added before revealing that a fellow actor helped push him to the Hoffman Method. 'I was just about to turn 40, and it was really the greatest gift I could give myself, and the greatest reveal in my life up until that point. I felt like I'd almost been born again. It felt like I did 10 years of therapy in one week,' he added. The Hollywood heavyweight further noted that healing himself helped him become a better parent to 4-year-old daughter, Daisy, whom he shares with Perry, and Flynn, 13, with whom she shares with ex Miranda Kerr. 'I think my job as a parent now is to allow my children to grow without getting in their way. It's sort of like, don't get in the way of anyone else's journey. 'Don't let anyone get in the way of your journey, and just be grateful for the opportunities that are presented to you, and see the challenges of the dynamic that are in front of you as an opportunity for you to grow.' He noted that he is not 'perfect,' adding that he is learning as the days go on. 'I'm not saying I'm perfect. It's not easy at all, but it is something that without the Hoffman process, I don't think I could say I would have understood. I think I could have been easily triggered.' 'Now, even if I am and if we come across a situation that we're in conflict about [something], I can take a step back. 'I can let some time pass and then we can re-engage in a conversation where I'm looking at everything from [Flynn's] perspective whilst trying to lay in my thinking without it overwhelming or getting in the way of his process,' he shared. Although the actor didn't name the partner that 'triggered' him, Bloom was in a long-term relationship with Kerr at the time of the incident. His candid confession comes after exclusively revealed that he had sold his four-bedroom, four-bathroom California home one month after listing it. The home was originally built in 1959. Mexican architect Miguel Angel Aragonés, who sold the home to Bloom, had expanded and enhanced the home's midcentury modern architecture. Bloom's renovations included a new, zero-edge pool with an ipe wood deck. The outdoor area features bulit-in seating and a fire pit, and can be accessed via floor-to-ceiling sliders from several rooms in the house. The actor initially listed the abode in 2019 for $9 million, after having paid $7 million for the pad in 2017. The 4,011-square-foot, single-story home has four bedrooms and four baths. It sits on a hillside overlooking the city and the ocean. A mature hedge out front provides privacy. Bloom also opened up the floor plan, expanding the kitchen and allowing in more natural light. He added bespoke Poliform fixtures and finishes as well as indoor LED lighting. The master suite also had some work done. After the actor moved in, he opened the space so it could open out to the pool and has generous closet space. The master bath has a wet room with a free-standing tub and shower. There's a private patio right outside the floor-to ceiling windows. One of the home's more fascinating features is a sunken conversation pit lined with sumptuous sofas in the living room. News of the actor's home sale comes after it was revealed that Perry and Bloom had called it quits. The former couple began dating in 2016 after meeting at a Golden Globes after-party, where they fought over an In 'N' Out burger, the singer previously revealed during an episode of 'American Idol.' Related Articles 200-Year-Old Spanish Hacienda Time Capsule With Wildly Intriguing History Hits the Market in New Mexico for $950,000 From Down Payments to Deeds: A Parent's Role in Their Child's First Home The Magic Mortgage Rate Number That Will Push Americans To Buy, Survey Finds Solve the daily Crossword
