Where’s Katy? Orlando Gets Frisky With Bikini-Clad Mystery Blonde
Bloom cuddles up to a pretty new girl ONE DAY after date night with Perry.
Aug. 16 2017, Published 11:28 p.m. ET
Moving on? Just ONE DAY after he was spotted on a date with his ex, Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom got frisky in the water with a stunning blonde in a skimpy black bikini. The Lord of the Rings star showed off his impressive abs in his swim trunks while getting close to the mystery girl. Click through RadarOnline.com’s gallery of the hunky star’s sizzling beach date.
Bad boy Bloom, 40, was soaking wet in his sexy swim attire on a Malibu beach date with a mystery blonde woman on Sunday, August 13, 2017.
Perry, 32, and Bloom were all over each other at the Ed Sheeran concert in Los Angeles on August 12, 2017, leaving the show together on his motorcycle, with the “Firework” singer’s arms wrapped tightly around him.
Bloom only had eyes for the mystery blonde as they swam together and hung out on the beach after his date with Perry was exposed.
A little dog attended the beach date, who looked strikingly similar to Perry’s poodle pup, Nugget.
“They definitely seemed like they were back together– they cuddled most of the night. She sat on his lap and they shared kisses,” an eyewitness said about Bloom and Perry’s PDA-packed night.
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Perry recently said that Bloom was number two on her list of best sex, coming in behind singer John Mayer.
Perry and Bloom split up in March, with an insider telling RadarOnline.com at the time: “Katy said they were on different life paths and as much as she likes him, it’s time to move on.”
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