Katy Perry Says She and Orlando Bloom ‘Put in the Work’ for Their Relationship
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American Idol judge Katy Perry recently took to Instagram to post a tribute to her fiancé Orlando Bloom, sharing that they “put in the work” for their relationship. She also made a cute pun out of their combined initials.
Katy Perry Talks About Relationship with Orlando Bloom
Perry shared a set of Instagram photos showing her and Bloom dressed up together — her in a black beaded dress, and him in a tuxedo. In the caption, Perry referred to the initials of their first names, and how that influences their approach to their relationship.
“Orlando and I’s initials are O.K.,” Perry wrote. “We continuously put in the work to make sure they aren’t 🚨K.O.🚨 Find yourself a partner that will go down to the mat with you and get back up every time. I love you my fighter @orlandobloom 🥊♥️.”
Bloom himself commented on the post, writing to Perry, “I love you and our love ❤️ bombs💥wouldn’t have it any other way 😍.”
The couple met in 2016 and got engaged in 2019. They haven’t walked down the aisle yet, but in 2020 they welcomed a baby daughter together named Daisy Dove.
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Bloom Admitted Their Relationship Is ‘Challenging’
“We’re in two very different pools,” Bloom recently told Flaunt magazine of his relationship with Perry. “Her pool is not a pool that I necessarily understand, and I think my pool is not a pool that she necessarily understands. Sometimes things are really, really, really, challenging. I won’t lie.”
Bloom added that they “battle with our emotions and creativity,” but shared that they’re “both aware of how blessed we are to have uniquely connected in the way that we did at the time that we did.” He shared that “there’s definitely never a dull moment.”
The actor also recently gushed about Perry’s professional accomplishments, particularly her upcoming performance at King Charles’ coronation concert. He said Perry “does those big, historical things” like singing at President Biden’s inauguration celebration.
