Orlando Bloom might be gearing up to leave Los Angeles following his and Katy Perry’s highly publicized breakup. The former couple and parents of one confirmed their split in early July, after months of speculation that they had drifted apart. The confirmation came days after Bloom went solo for Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s wedding in Venice. However, a source recently claimed that he could be moving base after being labeled as “ex Mr. Katy Perry.”
Orlando Bloom moving to Florida after his dating life fails to pick up in LA, says source
RadarOnline exclusively learned about Orlando Bloom’s decision to move to Miami, Florida, leaving his old life behind in LA. A source alleged that his call to relocate was a result of his dating life failing to pick up in Tinseltown, among other things. Bloom reportedly tried to “schmooze entertainment bigwigs for new movie roles,” but had a swing and miss streak. Additionally, the doors went “slamming shut on him, so he’s changing tack.”
The “Pirates of the Caribbean” star has seemingly grown “sick of Hollywood.” The insider further revealed that the actor felt it was finally “time for a change in a city that’s more his speed,” and looks forward to hitting up the social scene and the beaches in the Sunshine State. Moreover, he plans to build up a “whole new power base while he’s at it,” which reportedly began with the purchase of a lavish $17.5 million bachelor pad in Miami.
Another source claimed that Orlando Bloom is possibly leaving LA after getting the label of “ex Mr. Katy Perry.” They opined that the actor has “reluctantly accepted” that California has always been his former fiancée’s “territory” and he will always carry the tag of being her ex there. The source then shared that “smart” Bloom remains determined to “reinvent himself” even after a “pretty humiliating climb-down,” no matter how he tries to paint the picture.
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