Katy Perry

Katy Perry tours Japan with Trudeau, sashimi, and a touch of diplomacy

Katy Perry shares a curated photo carousel from her Japan tour, featuring unexpected cameos by former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau. The two—now publicly a pair—pose cheek-to-cheek, enjoy monochrome sushi moments, and admire light installations, all under the discreet charm of a diplomatic rendezvous.

The visit coincides with Perry’s Lifetimes Tour performances and includes a formal lunch with ex-Japanese leader Fumio Kishida and his wife. Trudeau’s Instagram comment confirms the meeting—and the relationship.

Katy Perry’s breakup ballad ‘Bandaids’ goes full Final Destination in new video

Katy Perry resurfaces with ‘Bandaids,’ a minimalist torch song welded to a body-horror fantasia straight out of Final Destination’s cutting room floor. The video stages her misfortunes with almost comic relish—garbage disposal mutilation, escalator entrapment, a flying log to the windshield—realism dialed down, theatrics turned up.

The lyrics trace the post-mortem of a long-romanticized breakup, presumably with Orlando Bloom, cloaked in wistful resignation and minor rue. She insists—softly, almost defensively—that it was worth it, even in ruin.

Katy Perry’s “Lifetimes” video hits a legal snag—no visuals under oath yet

Katy Perry’s “Lifetimes” music video attracts legal scrutiny, though specifics remain under wraps. The singer and her team, including Capitol Records, reportedly face complications connected to its production.

The label neither confirms nor denies any wrongdoing but responds cautiously to inquiries by The Independent. Behind-the-scenes tensions now unfold, casting a spotlight not on visual aesthetics, but on contractual choreography off-camera.

Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau Choose Paris, Hand-Holding Over Diplomacy

Katy Perry, 41, and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, 53, confirm months of speculation with a hand-in-hand appearance at Crazy Horse Paris, celebrating her birthday. Their public outing in the City of Light arrives on the heels of a string of discreet sightings since July, including a concert in Montreal and a yacht rendezvous off Santa Barbara.

Perry’s sardonic nod to romance rumors mid-concert in London suggested timing was everything—“a little too late”—offering a wry confirmation. Both emerged from recent breakups with Orlando Bloom and Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, refocusing on co-parenting and public life.