Katy Perry Is ‘Blooming,’ According to Orlando Bloom’s Latest Tribute to His Pregnant Fiancée
Katy Perry’s fiancé, Orlando Bloom, showed the pregnant pop star and their baby-to-be some love on Instagram just days after the singer announced the couple is expecting their first child, via her music video for “Never Worn White.”
The Pirates of the Caribbean star shared a gorgeous photo of Perry posing in a colorful dress at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 event in Australia, where she performed on March 7.
His sweet post marks the first time Bloom has spoken publicly since Perry confirmed the big news on March 4 in her new music video, debuting her growing belly in a stunning all-white ensemble.
She later told fans during an Instagram Live post that she and the actor are “excited” about the baby, revealing, “It’s probably the longest secret I’ve ever had to keep. I thought I would tell you guys in the best way through a piece of music.”
It was then Bloom’s turn to share his excitement over the news, captioning his sweet tribute, “My babies blooming ❤️.” Bloom also has a nine-year-old son, Flynn, with ex-wife Miranda Kerr.
We see what he did there and we appreciate it. This isn’t the first time the couple has used Bloom’s last name in a bit of cheeky wordplay. When they announced their engagement in February 2019, Perry captioned her Instagram post “full bloom,” which also referenced her flower-shaped ruby and diamond engagement ring.
Following the pregnancy announcement, the “Fireworks” singer also joked on Twitter that she’s “so glad I don’t have to suck it in anymore…or carry around a big purse” to hid her baby bump before revealing that the baby was planned.
“Well, it wasn’t on accident,” Perry said in a new interview with SiriusXM’s Mikey Piff. “I’m so grateful for everything that I have been able to do and achieve and all the goals that I’ve been kind of able to check off my list and dreams and the life I’ve lived thus far. And I think I’ve just been trying to create this space in my own life where I’m not running myself too ragged and like, you know, creating space for something new to happen like this. And I think we were both looking forward to this new interval of life and sharing this, so that’s kind of how it happens, you know?”
Honestly, I’m not seeing any of that friction Perry was talking about between these two.
Originally Appeared on Glamour
