This is how Katy Perry reacted when asked about the leaked photos of Orlando Bloom
The singer responded with great humor to the altercation of her daughter's father
In 2016, Orlando Bloom was publicly exposed when some totally n-k-d photos of him were leaked while enjoying himself with Katy Perry on a beach in Sardinia.
The images captured by a paparazzi caused a furor in the world of entertainment and social networks where they highlighted the size of his member.
Despite the commotion caused, the actor did not give importance to the matter and he himself was in charge of uploading the moment while he covered his butt with a funny peach emoji.
Katy Perry jokes about Bloom's n-d-e
Six years after what happened Katy Perry has been questioned about that epic moment of the father of her daughter Daisy Dove.
The diva resorted to her particular sense of humor to answer the question of the Australian journalist Kyle Sandilands who asked if now that they have a daughter she has chosen to spend the summer in pants.
“Oops! No, you can't rein in that man," was Perry's elusive reply.
- Katy Perry
This would not be the first time that Katy had to address this issue because she had expressed her opinion on the matter on other occasions.
"It was very funny because I spent weeks explaining to him how social networks work because he was out of it and suddenly it became a trending topic (...)" I went to several therapy sessions for that episode, "she joked.
- Katy Perry
The interpreter would also have been in charge of giving his opinion on the matter in 2019 when he made it clear to the audience of The Howard Stern Show that his member is not that big.
“Things expand on cameras with a large optical lens. It was an optical illusion,” he clarified.
- Orlando Bloom
However, his modesty was dismissed by his fans who once again highlighted his large size.
This is in addition to his statements about him a year ago when he stated that "his sex life with Katy was quite insufficient", amid laughter showing that he has a fairly high libido.
