Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry are undoubtedly madly in love these days. The couple reported to have spent the entire Feb. 13, Saturday night cozying up together at a party in Los Angeles.
Recent reports stated the "Firework" singer had teamed up with Missy Elliott, Sia and Greg Kurstin to host the exclusive pre-Grammy dinner at Cicada Restaurant Club on Feb. 13, Saturday. The 31-year-old made a grand entrance as she looked gorgeous in a Dolce & Gabbana black and gold corset with matching high-waist trousers.
While she arrived solo, she reportedly made a sneaky exit out of the bash to join her rumored new beau and headed discreetly towards a downtown Los Angeles party.
Since the pre-Grammy bash was just for producers and musicians, Bloom was not present at the venue until later in the evening. Later he did appear, but only to take Perry away to the Creators party in downtown Los Angeles, where the pair reported to have a great time and remained close to each other.
"They were kissing, dancing and holding all night," an eyewitness told Us Weekly.
Just a day before the celebration, Perry and Bloom were spotted at Adele's concert too, which they attended together along with Hollywood star Jennifer Lawrence, her "Hunger Games" co-star Woody Harrelson and Emma Stone and Perry's on-again, off-again boyfriend, John Mayer.
Reports of Perry and Bloom's romance have been going rounds since January after their frequent public spotting filled with PDAs. They were romantically linked for the first time after Jan. 10, when they were spotted getting cosy at Harvey Weinstein's Golden Globes party. However, the couple has not yet commented on the romance rumors.
While Bloom was separated from his supermodel wife Miranda Kerr in 2013 after a marriage of three years, Perry was earlier married to Hollywood hottie Russell Brand for almost a year.
Meanwhile, the "Roar" singer is preparing to come up with her fifth studio album. She recently admitted that she is nowhere near to the release and is still in research and development phase.
"I do my records in a more traditional way, where the cycle is three years, so that once I start writing them, I know exactly where I'll be in spring of 2018," Perry told New York Times.
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