Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry: Pop Star Calls New Relationship an “Epic Love”
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At a glance
- Katy Perry told People that Justin Trudeau is the “love of her life” and described their relationship as the fulfillment of a long-held wish for true love.
- Perry said her separation from Orlando Bloom came during what she called one of the hardest periods of her life.
- She said Trudeau supported her during her album tour and that his presence felt healing.
Katy Perry says she has finally found the “epic, legendary love” she always wanted. In an interview with People, the pop star described her relationship with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as a defining new chapter in her life.
The love of my life.
Perry’s comments follow her separation from actor and longtime partner Orlando Bloom, which became public last year. The couple have a daughter. Perry said the breakup came only months after she began touring her album “143” in spring 2025, while she was in Australia. “I was crying and just felt so far away,” she said, calling it probably the hardest period she had experienced.
She met Trudeau during the tour, and said that “then everything changed.” Perry had written a list of goals for herself, with “true love” as number 10. “And I think that’s exactly where we are right now,” she said of the relationship.
I was crying and just felt so far away.
Perry said she did not regret her nine-year relationship with Bloom. “I wouldn’t have stayed in a relationship for nine years if there weren’t really important things to learn,” she said. She described letting go as necessary to move forward.
And I think that’s exactly where we are right now.
Trudeau accompanied her to several concerts over the summer. Perry said his support during that period had been “healing,” and compared his arrival in her life to a missing piece of a puzzle finally appearing.
I wouldn’t have stayed in a relationship for nine years if there weren’t really important things to learn.
Originally published by Der Spiegel in German. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.