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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's split blamed on 'curse' involving superstar singer as fans raise concerns

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's split blamed on 'curse' involving superstar singer as fans raise concerns

Daily Mail​14 hours ago

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's shock split has been blamed on a wild fan theory, The Rosé curse.
Earlier this week it was reported that the singer, 40, and the Hollywood actor, 48, had gone their separate ways after nine years together following much speculation about their romance.
And in the wake of the break-up, social media has gone wild as the recurring theory about the curse of Rosé has resurfaced online.
The Rosé curse is a fan-created online joke-turned-meme that says any big star who takes a photo with BLACKPINK singer Rosé, 28, will soon experience a breakup with their partner.
There is no evidence that the New Zealand and South Korean singer has anything to do with the demise of celebrity relationships, but that hasn't stopped fans making playful observations about the coincidences of Rosé's snaps.
Taking to X, fans shared snaps of Katy meeting Rosé backstage at the Concert Le Gala Des Pieces in January, with many remarking that she had 'struck again' amid the split.
While others penned: 'Oh nooo. Not the Rosé curse coming back faster than Blackpink's comeback teaser.'
'Omg the Rosé curse is back?'
'Soooo Katy and Orlando broke up. The rose curse is real'.
'No one can make me believe the rose curse isn't real idc.'
Other celebrity couples that have allegedly fallen victim to the Rosé curse include Taylor Swift and Joe Alwin, Kendall Jenner and Devin Booker, Sabrina Carpenter and Shawn Mendes and Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez.
Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik and Florence Pugh and Zach Braff were also thought to have been affected.
In 2021, Rosé - whose real name is Park Chae-young - shared a glam Instagram story with supermodel Gigi Hadid.
The duo stunned in the post taken in September - reshared by the X account Pop Base - enjoying an evening at the Met Gala.
Several fans expressed their concerns that the curse was 'real' amid Orlando and Katie's break-up
Just one month later, sources revealed that she and Zayn Malik split up after first sparking romance rumours in 2015.
Meanwhile in 2022, Rosé had a fangirl moment as she posed for a photo with one of her favourite artists, Taylor Swift, at the VMAs.
The Eras Tour hitmaker too appeared starstruck by the K-pop idol as she danced along to their hit Pink Venom - which the group performed live.
Just a few months later, in April 2023 rumours first swirled that she and actor Joe Alwyn broke up after six years together.
Florence Pugh and Rosé also had fans swooning as they posed alongside one another at the opening of Tiffany & Co.'s Brand Exhibition - Vision & Virtuosity - in London in June, 2022.
The pair were in visibly high spirits as they made a glamorous appearance and laughed while embracing each other in the photos.
The duo stunned in the post taken in September - reshared by the X account Pop Base - enjoying an evening at the Met Gala. Just one month later, sources revealed that she and Zayn Malik split up after first sparking romance rumours in 2015
Another celeb which seemed to fall victim to the curse was Kendall Jenner - who grinned for a photo with Rosé at the 2022 LACMA ART+FILM GALA, in the November of that year
Just two months later, Florence Pugh revealed that she and Zach Braff had split up earlier in the year during a Harper's Bazaar interview.
Another celeb which seemed to fall victim to the curse was Kendall Jenner - who grinned for a photo with Rosé at the 2022 LACMA ART+FILM GALA, in the November of that year.
Later that same month, the reality show star was said to have split from basketball player Devin Booker after reportedly striking up a romance in 2020.
News of Bloom and Perry's breakup was confirmed by sources on Thursday after weeks of rampant speculation.
The couple first got together in 2016 before splitting up and getting back together in 2018.
Bloom proposed to Perry in 2019 and they welcomed daughter Daisy Dove, now four-years-old, in August 2020.
Rumors of 'tensions' between Perry and Orlando began to surface earlier this month.
Several outlets alleged that the singer's poor-performing album 143 and the mocking she faced following her Blue Origin space trip — as well as her ongoing Lifetimes Tour — put 'stress' on the relationship.
The Teenage hitmaker has also recently been seen without her engagement ring in recent weeks.
Furthering the speculation, it was confirmed that Bloom would be attending Sanchez and Bezos' wedding without Perry, who is on tour in Australia.

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