Orlando Bloom is keeping himself up to date with ex-fiancée Katy Perry‘s romance rumors with Justin Trudeau. The actor recently garnered attention for approving of and commenting under a satirical news post that seemingly mocked Perry’s dating speculation with the former Canadian prime minister. The exes announced their split in July after rumors mentioned that they would prioritize co-parenting their 4-year-old daughter, Daisy Dove Bloom.
Orlando Bloom drops emojis on post that seemingly shades Katy Perry
Orlando Bloom subtly reacted to Katy Perry’s dating rumors with Justin Trudeau. On August 1, the actor commented under an Instagram post of the satirical news site The Onion, which ran a faux headline claiming Bloom was spotted having dinner with retired German politician Angela Merkel. This news piece seemingly shaded Perry’s dinner date with Trudeau in Montreal last week.
The post shared that Bloom’s dinner with Merkle comes weeks after he announced his split from Perry. The satirical piece was accompanied by a photoshopped picture of the duo sitting opposite each other at a candle-lit dinner table, engaged in conversation. The news further mentioned an insider, who claimed, “Angela kept Orlando laughing all night—he couldn’t keep his eyes off her!”
According to this commentary, the insider also saw them enjoying wine, oysters, and “splitting a decadent piece of chocolate layer cake at a Michelin-starred restaurant.” Eagle-eyed fans spotted Bloom’s reaction in the comments section, which instantly went viral. The “Pirates of the Caribbean” star dropped a few clapping hands emojis, seemingly showing his appreciation of the satire.
Perry and Trudeau have been at the center of raging dating rumors since their photos from their Montreal date went viral. The latter followed this up by attending the singer’s The Lifetimes Tour concert in the city last week. A source recently told PEOPLE that the rumored couple’s romance is in “very early stages.” Meanwhile, the two stars are yet to address the speculation in public.
