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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom Continue to Spread Romance Rumors After a Night at the Theater

More dating rumors was sparked after the pair enjoyed a night of theater at a one-man show, The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Palkey, in Los Angeles on Thursday.


After the play, actor James Lecesne tweeted about the "superheroes and goddesses" he attended the performance with, sharing a link to his Instagram. In addition to Perry and Bloom, the group included Vinessa Shaw, the actress who starred as Alison in the cult '90s hit, Hocus Pocus.

Backstage with superheroes and goddesses #katyperry #vinessashaw #orlandobloom #Krisgifford… https://t.co/AnFSSe6IR7
— James Lecesne (@JLecesne) January 22, 2016


The play marks the second time Perry, 31, and Bloom, 38, were spotted together this month. Rumors about a possible romance began to swirl after they were spotted getting cozy at The Weinstein Company and Netflix Golden Globes after party on Jan. 11.

These two are used to having their romances play out in the headlines. The "Dark Horse" singer was married to comedian Russell Brand from 2010 to 2012 and has been on-and-off with singer John Mayer for a few years, while the Pirates of the Caribbean actor was married to supermodel Miranda Kerr -- with whom he shares a 5-year-old son, Flynn -- from 2010 to 2013.

Source : Yahoo

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