Katy Perry and her fiancé Orlando Bloom looked totally smitten in loved-up Instagram snaps on Wednesday.
The singer, 39, playfully posed with the actor, 47, while sharing a gushing tribute to her ‘hero baby daddy’ in the caption.
Katy was in completely awe of the actor as she promoted his brand new film On The Edge, which sees him take on his own insane stunts.
But, Katy wasn’t entirely singing Orlando’s praises as she hilariously asked him to put his washing away through the public social media post, written in capital letters.
In the Sєxy snap, Katy slipped into a structured long-sleeve mini dress and flashed her legs in racy fish net тιԍнтs.
Orlando looked incredibly dapper in a crisp white shirt and black sweatshirt, complemented with a dazzling Chanel broach.
She wrote: ‘In a world of AI/deepfakin/green-screenin/vfxing/stunt doublin etc etc my hero baby daddy @orlandobloom does it all and FOR REAL.
‘If you haven’t seen #OnTheEdge on @peacock yet, buckle up and grab a ginger ale (like I did!) and stream it now…
‘(also honey check slide 9, CAN YOU PLEASE PUT YOUR SOCKS AWAY IN THE RIGHT PLACE FOR ONCE AND THEN FINALLY I WILL BE IMPRESSED I DONT NEED YOU TO CLIMB MOUNT EVEREST OK)’.
It comes after Orlando admitted there are ‘fireworks’ in his romance with Katy that occasionally leave them wondering: ‘How do we do this?’
The couple, who have been together since 2016, added that he ‘wouldn’t change it for anything.’
He bared the tensions in their relationship, explaining that she ‘demands that I evolve’ and he does ‘the same for her.’
Although sparks fly between them as a result of their expectations, ‘it also makes for a lot of fun and a lot of growth,’ said Orlando.
The Lord Of The Rings star talked about how he first ‘fell in love’ with Katy on the podcast What Now? With Trevor Noah.
Katy and Orlando got engaged in 2019, and the following year they welcomed their daughter Daisy Dove Bloom, who will turn four in August.
‘One of the things that I fell in love with with Katy was like, I didn’t really – she hates when I say this, so I have to word it carefully – but her music was everywhere, right?’ Orlando recalled on Trevor’s podcast.
‘When I came up, it was just on every radio station, but I wasn’t conscious of – like, it wasn’t what I was listening to,’ he admitted.
‘But I fell in love with Katheryn, this girl from Santa Barbara – and by the way, parents, pastors, living on food stamps. We’re not talking glamorous, Montecito,’ he noted.
