Katy Perry’s “ stress ” above the album and the tour “would have caused tension” with Orlando Bloom: Sources (exclusive)

Katy Perry’s relationship and Orlando Bloom experienced tension in the middle of the singer’s last company, but a source says that her fiancé was there for her.

An initiate said to people: “Katy was deeply frustrated after the reception of her new album”. 143which was released in September. “It made her very stressed. Orlando was understanding, but it caused a certain tension.”

A second source adds from Perry, who is currently on her world tour of life, “she was also disappointed by certain criticism of the tour. This has put stress on their relationship.”

Despite the previous negative criticisms, this did not have an impact on international programs, and the tour sold three nights in Mexico, which led Perry to add an additional date. The current Australian leg is also completely exhausted. She then brings the show to the United States, starting with a stop on July 10 in Denver.

When she released her latest album, as The Lifetimes Tour supports, Perry noted in a statement that her vision was to create “A daring and exuberant dance album with symbolic digital expression 143 of love as a message through”. (The title of the album 143 Referral to the retro shortcut of “I Love You” via the communication of the tele -retarder.)

(Perry and Bloom representatives did not immediately respond to people’s requests for comments on the couple’s approximate patch.)

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However, the singer “Teenage Dream” took negativity in stride. In February, she spoke to people negative criticisms she received for her album 143. “You shouldn’t read it when it’s good. You shouldn’t read it when it’s bad,” she said.

Perry, 40, added: “My therapist said something that has really changed my life. What anyone thinks about you does not have your business. This is what you think of you.”

She also said that she had created the album from “a real change in my life when I became a mother, and I really exploited this female divine energy. Messages on this subject are festive. They are on love.”

In addition to his new album, Perry left for his LifeTimes tour in April, less than a month after participating in the Flight Flight Blue Origin by Jeff Bezos, who received criticism on his cost and presumed impact on the environment.

Perry apparently addressed criticism during the opening evening of the Lifetimes tour, asking the crowd to Mexico: “Has anyone called your crazy dreams?”

She then discussed the hurtful criticism in an Instagram publication.

“When the world ‘` `online’ ‘tries to make me a human piñata, I take it with grace and send them love, because I know that so many people hurt in many ways and that the Internet is therefore very a dumping ground for dislowry and not hidden,” wrote the musician in a comment on Tuesday, April 29.

Perry and Bloom, 48, have been together for almost a decade. They got engaged in February 2019 and welcomed their daughter Daisy Dove in August 2020.