Katy Perry: nobody to blame for break up
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Katy Perry has chopped off her hair and talked about the end of her relationship for the first time, the BBC reports. She split with Orlando Bloom recently after 15 months together.
In a tweet on Friday, the music star said nobody was to blame and nobody was the villain, asking “how about a new way of thinking in 2017?”
The singer also posted her blonde pixie undercut look while promoting her new music. Both Perry and Bloom have been married before.
Bloom split from his ex-wife Miranda Kerr in 2013, while Perry was married to British comedian Russell Brand until 2012.
The two stars’ representatives released a statement to “Us Weekly.”
“Before rumors or falsifications get out of hand, we can confirm that Orlando and Perry are taking respectful, loving space at this time,” the statement said.
Perry backed Hillary Clinton during her unsuccessful presidential campaign. Recently, she wore a “Resist” armband during a performance at the Grammy Awards.
Source: Arab News
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