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Katy Perry’s Space Flight Leaves Orlando Bloom Cold

  • June 25, 2025
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Katy Perry’s Space Flight Leaves Orlando Bloom Cold

They’ve shared red carpets, a child, and the kind of public romance many thought was on steady ground, but things seem to be quietly shifting for Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom. The singer’s brief trip into space earlier this year drew plenty of headlines, but it’s what followed that seems to have lingered behind the scenes.

That 11-minute Blue Origin flight, which saw Perry floating in zero gravity while holding a daisy as a nod to her daughter, might have looked joyful from the outside. However, those close to the couple say Bloom wasn’t impressed. Rather than celebrating the moment, he reportedly described it as a bit much, not out of malice, but perhaps frustration.

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There’s no official statement, of course, but what’s come through quietly is a sense that the trip, and everything that’s come with it, has brought tension to the surface. That includes plans around Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s upcoming wedding in Venice. Bloom’s on the guest list; Perry isn’t. She’s touring Australia, and that’s the given reason, but friends say it’s not quite that simple.

These things often come down to more than just logistics. Perry, according to some, feels the couple’s friendship was more hers than his, and Bloom’s decision to attend, despite reportedly being lukewarm about space travel and everything linked to it, hasn’t landed well. For Perry, it’s not about the party. It’s about being seen, and heard, in the moments that matter.

Professionally, she’s had a difficult stretch. Her recent album hasn’t gone down quite as hoped, and online responses have been far from kind, some even describing the sound as distant, as though it’s not quite her. That’s hard for anyone to hear, especially when trying to reconnect with an audience and balance motherhood, performance, and a high-profile relationship all at once.

Meanwhile, Bloom’s said to be feeling like he’s losing touch with the person he first met. Not because she’s changed beyond recognition, but perhaps because everything around them, the pressure, the spotlight, the sheer pace of things, has made it harder to sit still with who they are.

Whether they find their way through remains to be seen. However, their story, with its mix of private frustrations and public noise, is a reminder that even in lives that seem larger than life, some of the hardest things to face are the quiet ones.

As public figures, Perry and Bloom live lives that are both public and deeply personal – a tension that fans often overlook. A thoughtful Time article on parasocial relationships explores why we feel connected to celebrities, and why that connection can sometimes add unseen pressure to their private moments.

Whether they find their way through is uncertain. However, beneath the headlines and online noise, it’s often the quieter moments that shape what happens next.

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Emma Trehane

Emma Trehane is what happens when academia meets adrenaline. She’s run surf hostels, taught Sports and the Humanities, earned a PhD in English Literature, lectured on Romantic poetry, and somehow still found time to found EyeOnLondon - a multimedia platform telling the stories others miss. Her career spans broadsheet editing, media consultancy in the City, and producing reels on everything from Lucian Freud to the Silk Roads. Emma’s equally at home in the British Library or behind the camera, usually balancing a tripod, a script, and a strong opinion. A Freeman of the City of London and a member of the Chelsea Arts Club, she now channels her experience into journalism, storytelling, and the occasional martial arts session to clear her head.

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