Orlando Bloom Hangs Out With Kim Kardashian Amid Katy Perry Split Rumors
Orlando Bloom and Kim Kardashian were recently spotted together amid rumors about his split from . Bloom and Kardashian had a friendly encounter in Venice, Italy, ahead of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding. The actor is seemingly attending the ceremony alone, which has piqued people's interest. Hence, his latest reunion with the SKIMS founder has become the talk of the town.
Amid rumors about his split from Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom met with Kim Kardashian as they attended the wedding festivities of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez. They were photographed greeting each other at the Gritti Palace Hotel. Backgrid shared a series of photos from the venue, where the 48-year-old was spotted having breakfast. He supposedly bumped into Kardashian, who arrived with her sister, Khloe.
The KKW Beauty founder and the actor shared friendly side kisses and a hug. He also greeted her family members similarly. Bloom donned casual gym gear, while Kardashian wore a black bandeau top and body-hugging skirt. She also sported chic sunglasses and a zipper jacket.
Accompanied by HYBE America's CEO, Scooter Braun, the actor also had an encounter with Elsa Marie Collins and her husband, Jarron. The A-listers have gathered in Venice to attend the wedding of the Amazon founder and his soon-to-be wife. Bloom is reportedly going to introduce himself as a 'single man' throughout the festivities, according to a recent TMZ report. Moreover, he might let loose at the City of Canals with his friend, Leonardo DiCaprio.
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have allegedly parted ways after nine years together. They got engaged in 2019 and had their first baby the following year. The pair has not yet officially addressed the split. While the actor is currently attending the wedding of the century, the singer is busy with The Lifetimes Tour.
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