Katy Perry keeps old pregnancy test 'right next to' Orlando Bloom's fake ears
Katy Perry keeps her used pregnancy test in a drawer "right next to" the fake ears Orlando Bloom wore in 'Lord of the Rings'.
Katy Perry keeps her used pregnancy test "right next to" Orlando Bloom's 'Lord of the Rings' ears.
The 40-year-old singer admitted people may think it was "weird" that she had held onto the positive test after finding out she was expecting daughter Daisy -who was born in August 2020 - but she is happy she did and it now lives in a drawer with "all the most important things" that the couple own.
Holding a photo of the test, she said in a video interview with Capital FM: “Here is my pee stick test for when I conceived my daughter Daisy Dove Bloom.
“And Orlando was gone and I called him. I FaceTimed him, I was on a hike. I was like, ‘Guess what?’
“And I still have it and that’s weird, but it’s not. I don’t care.
“It’s in a drawer with lots of things. You know what else is in a drawer? “It’s probably right next to Orlando’s Legolas ears.”
The 'Firework' hitmaker previously claimed she "cast a little spell" to bring Orlando into her life.
She told the 'Kyle and Jackie O Show': "[Our love] definitely built. I cast a little spell for him, and it came true."
The 'Teenage Dream' singer was pressed for more details on the spell, which came during a "tricky" time in her life when she was "going through this loop love-wise".
She explained: "I literally was like, You know what? I'm going to write down a recipe of what I want in my future mate.
"And I wrote two things that I really remember very clearly, which was someone to meet me in my adventure language, my love language, and then also someone that's as spiritually curious as I am."
She met the 48-year-old star at a 2016 Golden Globes party, with the pair quickly bonding over fast food.
Katy recalled: "I chose this dress. It was this shade of pink that I knew kind of was related to rose quartz. I was doing all of the things, you know, and then it happened that night.
"I ordered some In-N-Out burgers to an award show, and he stole one off of my table. And I was like: 'That's interesting. You're interesting. Hello. Don't take my burger but take my burger.' "
