In a romantic twist that has captivated the public’s attention, pop sensation Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have made their relationship status official. The pair was recently seen enjoying the City of Love, Paris, where they celebrated Perry’s birthday in style.
The highly anticipated debut of their relationship occurred at the renowned Crazy Horse Paris cabaret, where Perry and Trudeau were spotted holding hands, marking their first public outing as a couple, according to TMZ.
As they exited the venue, the couple navigated through a crowd of fans and photographers, with Perry graciously accepting two roses from an admirer. Trudeau, ever the gentleman, was seen placing a supportive hand on Perry’s back as they made their way to an awaiting SUV.
This public display of affection follows earlier sightings of the couple. They were first seen dining together in Montreal in July, followed by a leisurely yacht outing off California’s coast earlier in the month, fueling speculation about their budding romance.
Video shows the “California Gurls” singer accept two roses from a fan as Trudeau placed his hand on her lower back and helped her into an SUV.
The public appearance together comes after they were spotted having dinner in Montreal back in July and on a yacht on California’s coast earlier this month.
Perry split from longtime partner Orlando Bloom in July. Trudeau and his ex-wife Sophie Grégoire separated in 2023.
Trudeau announced his resignation as Canada’s prime minister earlier this year after nearly a decade in power. His father, late Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, was a bachelor when he became prime minister. He dated actresses Barbra Streisand and Kim Cattrall and married a 22-year-old woman while in office at age 51.
Born and raised in California, Perry is a 13-time Grammy Award nominee. She helped usher in the sound of ’00s pop, quickly becoming one of the bestselling artists of all time for her campy, big, belting anthems. She has released seven studio albums, most notably 2010’s sugar-sweet “Teenage Dream.” The album produced five No. 1s that tied a record set by Michael Jackson’s 1987 album “Bad.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
