Rumors are circulating that Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom may be headed for a breakup.

Insiders claim that “It’s over,” and that the couple plans to wait until Perry’s tour concludes before separating, according to Page Six.

Perry is currently on her “Lifetimes” tour, which started on April 23 and runs until December 7.

The two became engaged on Valentine’s Day in 2019 and share a daughter, Daisy Dove, born August 26, 2020.

According to sources, Perry was upset with the reception of her recent album “143,” which has added strain to their relationship. A source told People, “Katy was deeply frustrated after the album’s reception, which caused tension.”

It’s also reported that Bloom spent time in Miami last month, fueling speculation of a split. The couple previously had a year-long breakup in 2017.

Perry has shared in interviews that her past breakup with Bloom helped her grow. On “Call her Daddy” in 2024, she said, “We weren’t really in it from day one. He was because he had just done a long period of celibacy and set intentions. I was freshly out of a relationship, needed to explore, and did a lot of personal work.”

She also revealed that their arguments are quick and passionate, saying, “When we fight, it’s hot and fast, then we make up and move on.”

Orlando Bloom has said their relationship is a mix of challenges and deep connection. “We’re both aware of how blessed we are to have connected the way we did at the right time,” he shared. “There’s never a dull moment.”

The couple recently attended Perry’s space flight with Blue Origin, where she marked her landing with a kiss. They’re also parenting their daughter Daisy, and Perry has spoken about their relationship dynamics and the importance of understanding and growth.

While both have tried therapy to navigate issues, challenges remain, especially regarding their differing career worlds. Bloom acknowledged in 2023 that “sometimes things are very challenging,” as they struggle with emotional and creative differences.

We await official news, as the couple’s representatives have yet to comment.