This is so not what we want for Christmas: news that Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry have postponed their much-anticipated wedding.
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According to E! News, the wedding – which was supposed to happen this month (after already being delayed from September this year) – is on hold yet again, due to the bride’s very specific ideas around how the big day will go down.
“They wanted to get married quickly but scheduling and pulling everything together has proven to be difficult,” a source told the news outlet.
“The wedding was supposed to be in September, then December and now [it’s] early next year. They have had to move things around because Katy has grand ideas of where and how she wants things to be.”
The pair, who got engaged on Valentine’s Day this year, are planning on not one special day, but two – and at least one destination wedding is on the cards.
“They have the guest list figured out and many of the details,” a source shared with E! News. “They hope to have everything finalised soon because they are very excited about getting married.”
However, according to insiders close to the couple, this might not be the full story! Us Weekly reports that the wedding has been postponed so that the couple can expand their family first after Orlando recently spoke of his desire to have kids with Katy.
“I really want to enjoy family and friends, my beautiful son [Flynn, with ex-wife Miranda Kerr], and have more kids.”
It follows on from reports that the Teenage Dream singer may already be pregnant, after she was spotted sporting what appeared to be a baby bump at Orlando’s Carnival Row premiere.
According to Life & Style magazine, a source said: “Katy had wanted to wait until after they were married to have kids, but that’s not written in stone.
“If she were to get pregnant today, she’d probably just postpone the wedding until after the baby’s born”
The plot thickens!
News of the postponement comes just a month after it was revealed that Katy is being sued by local Aussie designer Katie Perry for alleged trademark infringement.
Katie said she was launching litigation proceedings against the Firework singer in the Federal court in an attempt to stop the pop star from selling clothing branded with her name in Australia.
“This is a real David and Goliath fight,” the designer said in a statement. “The singer has ignored my trademark and continued to sell infringing goods unlawfully in Australia.
“I am fighting not just for myself, but for all small businesses in this country who can be bullied by these overseas entities who have much more financial power than we do.”
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