Orlando Bloom to Attend Jeff Bezos' Wedding Alone Amid Rumored Katy Perry Split
Orlando Bloom to Attend Jeff Bezos' Wedding Alone Amid Rumored Katy Perry Split originally appeared on Parade.
Orlando Bloom is attending Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding this weekend—and he's reportedly going solo.
A source tells Parade that the Pirates of the Caribbean actor, 48, will be attending the three-day nuptials in Venice, Italy, alone. His appearance at the wedding follows weeks of rumors that he and the pop star, 40, have called it quits.
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Despite the rumors, the source says the couple's relationship status has nothing to do with Perry not being at the wedding.
"Katy will not be able to make the wedding because of her tour. Orlando is supposed to be attending. Katy isn't thrilled about it. She and Lauren are very close, and she wishes she could make it," the source adds.
Perry is currently on her world tour, titled The Lifetimes Tour. Her latest album, 143, which came out in September, was panned by critics. The tour itself has also received poor reviews.
The source notes that the wedding is on Friday, but guests haven't yet been told exactly where the ceremony is taking place. Over the last week, locals in Venice have been protesting Bezos and Sanchez's upcoming nuptials.
Bloom's presence at the wedding follows rumors that he was upset with Perry for going on the heavily criticized all-female space flight aboard Bezos' Blue Origin rocket. Sanchez accompanied Perry on the 11-minute flight, alongside Gayle King and three other women.
According to Us Weekly, Bloom and Perry have "grown apart and aren't living the same lives anymore." Another source added that part of the strain comes from Perry's busy working and touring schedule, as well as the negative reception to Perry's recent endeavors. "Orlando was understanding, but it did cause some tension," a source told People.
Reps for Perry and Bloom didn't immediately reply to Parade's request for comment.
Orlando Bloom to Attend Jeff Bezos' Wedding Alone Amid Rumored Katy Perry Split first appeared on Parade on Jun 24, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 24, 2025, where it first appeared.
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