Katy Perry testifies Orlando Bloom is ‘family for life’ in trial against US veteran
NY Post
Katy Perry addressed where her relationship stands with her ex-fiancé, Orlando Bloom.
The pop star, 40, took the stand virtually on Tuesday, August 26, the same day that their daughter, Daisy Dove, turned 5, in the multimillion-dollar mansion fight against an 85-year-old US veteran.
Perry appeared via video as she was cross-examined for roughly an hour in what sources inside the Los Angeles, Calif., courtroom described to The Post as pajama wear.
Bloom was dragged into the real estate battle after it was revealed in court that he allegedly paid the funds for the mansion through an LLC and not the singer, as reported by TMZ.
While Wescott’s attorneys claimed that revelation proved Perry didn’t have financial stake in the home, the “Teenage Dream” singer shot down their accusations, per the outlet.
While under oath, Perry— who is currently on tour — said she and Bloom are “family for life” despite their breakup months ago. The superstar argued that she’d benefit from the purchase of the Montecito, Calif., property despite allegedly not clarifying if the exes were still financial partners after their split.
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