Katy Perry Gives Orlando Bloom Free Pass On Checking Out Kim K's Backside

Katy Perry is standing by her man, Orlando Bloom, who was spotted giving Kim Kardashian's famous derriere a stare-down.

The pop star reiterated her approval of her beau's controversial act, disclosing that she was 100 percent on board with the decision.

Katy Perry has stayed vocal about her and Orlando Bloom's bedroom activities in the past and even admitted to luring him to do chores with s-xual favors. 

Perry defended her baby daddy on the 'Elvis Duran Show," where the host informed her of what the press was saying about Bloom's obvious stare.

The "Roar" singer stayed very demure during the interview and even questioned how it was humanly possible for Bloom not to check out Kardashian's massive butt.

The picture in question featured the three posing together for pictures as Bloom had his hand wrapped around Perry's waist and his gaze fixed on Kardashian's behind.

Perry dazzled in a sequined green strapless dress that showed off her cleavage and stunning shoulders. Bloom was the perfect accomplice in a black suit, white shirt, and bow tie combo. He stood next to the SKIMS CEO, who looked stunning in a simple white dress and wavy hair.

"It's been other places. Sorry to tell you!" Perry noted on his hand placement and did not forget to state that they share a 4-year-old daughter, Daisy, which means the actor is no stranger to Perry's curves, per TMZ.

Perry and Bloom have years of history, and it is little wonder the singer was quick to dismiss any speculation of ulterior motives on Bloom's part.

The Blast reported that the loved-up duo met in 2016, and the actor got down on one knee three years later to ask her the big question.

"It was very sweet. It was Valentine's Day, we went to dinner, and I thought we were going to go see some art after dinner, but we pulled up to a helicopter," she explained to Jimmy Kimmel on his show about the engagement. Perry continued saying:

"We landed on a rooftop in Los Angeles- my whole family was there, and all my friends. He did so well."

However, Perry and Bloom have yet to walk down the aisle, but they welcomed their adorable daughter together on August 26, 2020.

The power couple are not strangers to controversies. Last year, it was announced that the "Troy" star became the latest voice actor to join the animated series "Peppa Pig."

The Blast reported that Bloom's gig came shortly after Perry was announced to star in the program as the voice for Ms. Leopard's character for their upcoming 20th-anniversary special episode "The Peppa Pig Wedding Party Special."

Bloom was billed as the voice of Mr. Raccoon, a jeweler who played a significant role in the "Peppa Pig" Series. Mr. Raccoon will help the show's stars, Mr. Bull and Ms. Cow, prepare for their wedding alongside Ms. Leopard, who helped the "Peppa Pig" community prepare for the nuptials.

The couple reportedly rounded up the project for the kids' show before the SAG-AFTRA strike commenced, ensuring that their roles as actors did not break the union's rules.

Perry and Bloom's past legal drama with an elderly man over a property prompted outrage over the "Peppa Pig" gig among fans.

Conspiracy theorists reportedly found a connection between the case and passed a verdict that they did not deserve to star on the show as "they being on a children's show while abusing the elderly is insane." One user commented:

"Kids show propaganda to distract you from the fact that the couple are stealing houses from our grandparents for fun."

Another critique questioned if Bloom and Perry will "instigate a legal battle with Peppa's parents over their estate as well," as they got a co-sign from another commenter who wrote, "An episode where Ms. Leopard and Mr. Raccoon try to evict old Peppa Pig."

The power couple was caught in the property tussle with an 84-year-old veteran named Carl Westcott. The dispute reportedly ensued in 2020 when the Billboard Women in Music Award honoree attempted to lock in on Westcott's Santa Barbara home for a whopping $15 million.

The veteran and his family then filed a lawsuit against the "California Girls" singer and her fiance to block the property acquisition. However, Perry and Bloom did not back down from the war. They countered the move by demanding $2.6 million in damages from the Westcotts.

Perry was reportedly previously involved in a property battle with Sister Catherine Rose Holzman, who died in March 2018 amid her move to stop Perry from purchasing an 8-acre convent in Los Angeles for $14.5 million.