Too tight in the dress she wore on the Variety Women of Power stage, singer Katy Perry called her fiancé Orlando Bloom to the rescue, so that he untied her bustier.
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Impressive on the red carpet of the Variety Women of Power evening on September 30 in Beverly Hills, Katy Perry had chosen to bypass the dress code “cocktail dress” by opting for a Schiaparelli branded hot-air balloon dress. “You know, we were stuck at home and so when the opportunity arises that I wear a glamorous dress, even if they indicated” business cocktail “, I say glamor, glamor, glamor”, explained the singer, delighted with its effect. But after this remarkable arrival, the interpreter of I Kissed A Girl hadn’t foreseen that her choice of dress was going to cause her some inconvenience when it came time to sing.
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“I can’t sing”
Rewarded during this evening, for her project Firework Foundation, which offers dance and songwriting lessons to underprivileged children, the artist gave a speech of thanks. And then had to take place in front of the musicians to interpret the title What Makes a Woman. At that moment, Katy Perry then realized that her beautiful dress was too tight, and casually called her fiancé Orlando Bloom to the rescue: “Orlando can you loosen my bustier, that’s too much?” tight, I can’t sing ”. Running on stage, the actor then lowered the zipper of the bustier to release his companion. While giving him a stealthy kiss on the shoulder. “Now I can breathe,” said the singer, greeting “her hero”, gone to sit down.
“I’m so proud of you”
The day after the incident, the 44-year-old actor shared a few snaps from the evening on his Instagram account. “It was an honor to celebrate the power of women last night. I am so proud of you and of your immense heart which defends everyone around you. @fireworkfoundation is the essence of your beautiful and childish spirit ”. Together for four years and parents of a little Daisy Dove, born in August 2020, the couple seem more in love than ever.
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