Katy Perry confesses there is ‘friction’ in her relationship with Orlando Bloom

Orlando Bloom, 43, is gearing up to marry his pregnant fiancee Katy Perry, 35, but it may happen later than they planned due to the coronavirus. The actor, who is reportedly planning a destination wedding with Katy in Japan, confirmed that the worldwide pandemic is definitely a factor in whether or not they will go forth with their original date.

As the world attempts to get a hold on the coronavirus, musical artists have canceled concerts, outdoor festivals like Coachella and Stagecoach have been rescheduled, TV projects like have shut down production and stars like Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have even gone so far to postpone their Japan wedding amid concerns over the epidemic.

Katy Perry will have to wait a little longer to have her moment in white.

Just days after Katy Perry announced she's pregnant with her and her fiancé Orlando Bloom's first child, E! got two sources to speak extensively about how Perry feels about becoming a mother. This pregnancy was very much wanted, the sources made clear.

Days after announcing she and fiancé Orlando Bloom are expecting their first child together, Katy Perry is opening up about how their partnership is anything but perfect — and why that's a good thing.

Keeping it real. Katy Perry admitted that her loving romance with fiancé Orlando Bloom does not come without its flaws.

Katy Perry yesterday announced that she was expecting her first child with fiancé Orlando Bloom. But reports are now emerging that she has had to postpone her wedding, apparently due to fears of coronavirus.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have postponed their upcoming nuptials in Japan, according to multiple reports. Per People magazine, citing a source, the couple -- who is expecting their first child together -- was all set to wed in early summer. However, due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), they've reportedly decided to put their plans on hold.

Katy Perryand Orlando Bloomare pledging to be together in sickness and in health, but that doesn't mean they're throwing all caution to the wind. With the coronavirus rapidly spreading across the globe, the soon-to-be parents are putting their wedding plans on hold for the moment.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are in no rush to say «I do.» It's been a little over a year since the couple announced their engagement, but they are still going to be pushing back their wedding date.