Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom Star Together for First Time in Dystopian Future Short

Katy Perry, 36, was a gorgeous sight to see when she went out for a recent romantic dinner in Paris, France with her fiance Orlando Bloom, 44. The singer wore a figure-flattering long-sleeved black mini dress and matching heels while the actor wore a black top under a blue jacket, black pants, and black sneakers. She also added a necklace to her look and carried a black purse while he added a black baseball cap to his.

 Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom were in attendance, spending some time talking to another famous pair,  Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas. Of course, both couples wore Louis Vuitton for the event, at which the French fashion house unveiled its latest fragrance line, Les Extraits Collection.

After a lovely vacation in Europe, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom recently attended the Louis Vuitton Parfum Dinner at Foundation Louis Vuitton in Paris, France. The duo looked absolutely stunning as they attended the special event, the night was filled with surprises.

 Katy Perry and  Orlando Bloom couldn’t look more in love as they enjoy a romantic getaway.While spending time over seas, the “Firework” singer shared a pair of photos over the weekend, which show her loving up on her fiancé with an absolutely gorgeous backdrop.

Katy Perry, 36, has made it clear that Orlando Bloom, 44, is forever her one and only. The “Firework” singer took to Instagram to post two drop dead gorgeous photos of her and her fiancé from their epic getaway to Turkey.

Katy Perry, 36, and Orlando Bloom, 44, soaked up the Turkish sunshine while paddleboarding together on Friday, July 2.

Katy Perry, 36, and Orlando Bloom, 44, shared a steaming hot kiss in Turkey! The A-List couple were spotted going for a dip in the stunning Ocean as they packed on the PDA while soaking up the sunshine — see the photos via DailyMail here. Katy’s wet blonde hair was slicked back as she floated in the water with her fiancé, who kept his eyes closed for the intimate moment.

Katy Perry is getting in on the buzzy, if slightly pointless, world of NFTs, releasing a load of “digital collectibles” and also investing in the company managing her non-fungible token sale, Theta Network.The NFTs will provide certificates of ownership for various pieces of content from Perry’s upcoming ‘Play’ residency in Las Vegas.

A post shared by Orlando Bloom (@orlandobloom)Bloom and Perry appear to have become very family oriented in the last year. Back in August, Bloom and Perry welcomed their now 10-month-old daughter, Daisy Bloom, which marked Perry's newfound role as a mother.

Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry's family is growing! No, we don't mean literally but increasing bountifully by love. The couple, who welcomed their 10-month-old daughter Daisy Dove last year, also are parents to Orlando's son Flynn.

Katy Perry, 36, and Orlando Bloom, 44, have been enjoying some quality time with their kids, baby Daisy Dove and 10-year-old Flynn. The Pirates of the Caribbean actor took to Instagram on June 27 to share a pic of himself and the “Teenage Dream” hitmaker holding hands with his eldest son, whom he shares with model Miranda Kerr, 38. “FAMILY LOVE,” he captioned the pic, which saw the trio strolling in amongst a row of trees.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are teaming up for a message about voter suppression.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have urged the American public to stand up for their right to vote in a shocking campaign video.The clip, which was released on 17 June, begins by telling viewers it's the year 2055 before changing the scene to the couple appearing to be trapped in a bunker in a post-apocalyptic world where "democracy is dead".The pair, who are currently enjoying a romantic trip in Venice with their daughter Daisy Dove, are seen flicking switches on a control panel before standing in

The year is 2055 and “democracy is dead” in America. That’s the dark vision of the future that Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are presenting as they make their film debut as a couple in Transmissions from the Future. Just over one minute long, the short flick is a desperate plea to voters to urge their senators to pass the For The People Act.