Katy Perry made a blatant dig at ex-fiancé Orlando Bloom during her concert in Spain Thursday.
The “Firework” singer was headlining the O Son do Camiño festival in Santiago de Compostela when a giant phone flashed calls from several of her exes, according to a video circulating on social media.
While singing her 2020 hit, “Never Really Over,” the iPhone appeared to receive fake calls from contacts, including Diplo, as well as a mix of initials like “JM,” which could stand for John Mayer, “RB,” believed to be Russell Brand, and “OB,” a clear reference to Bloom.
Perry went on to mimic ignoring all the phone calls from her past loves and picked up just one “phone call” from the initials “JPJT” — which stands for Justin Pierre James Trudeau, a.k.a., her current boyfriend.
Perry, 41, and the “Pirates of the Caribbean” actor, 49, sparked romance rumors in 2016 after meeting at a Golden Globes afterparty. From there, they proceeded to date until taking a short break in 2017.
However, they rekindled their relationship a year later and got engaged on Valentine’s Day in 2019.
The now-exes welcomed their daughter, Daisy Dove, in August 2020.
In June 2025, Page Six reported that they ended things amicably after nearly 10 years together.
Bloom — who also shares 15-year-old son Flynn with his ex-wife Miranda Kerr — and Perry have continued to co-parent their daughter since the split.
Perry was previously married to Brand from 2010 to 2012 and dated Mayer on and off from 2012 to 2015. Last year, Diplo confirmed that he and Perry had once dated as well.
Following her and Bloom’s breakup, the pop star has since moved on to a new relationship with the former Prime Minister of Canada.
She and Trudeau sparked dating rumors in July 2025, and went Instagram-official with photos from a romantic trip to Tokyo in December 2025.
They made their official red carpet debut as a couple earlier this month at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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