Debunked: Orlando Bloom’s "New Girlfriend" Did Not Dress as Katy Perry for Halloween
This weekend, a viral post claimed that Orlando Bloom’s new girlfriend dressed as Katy Perry for Halloween. However, this is false.
Background of Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry’s Relationship
Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry were together for almost a decade, got engaged, and have a daughter. They surprised everyone by splitting earlier this year. Since then, Katy Perry was pictured with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, which was later confirmed publicly.
The Viral Halloween Claim
The viral post showed a woman named Rachel Matthews dressed as Katy Perry, wearing the space-themed costume Katy wore during her trip to space earlier this year. The post also included photos of Rachel with Orlando Bloom and her recreating Katy’s iconic kiss on the floor when returning from space.
“Orlando Bloom’s new gf dressing up as Katy Perry in her space costume.” — Mikey ✨ (@NaughtyKp), November 9, 2025
Who Is Rachel Matthews?
Rachel Matthews is an actress recognized for her roles in Happy Death Day, Upgraded, and Frozen 2. There is no verified connection between her and Orlando Bloom, making the viral claim misleading.
Why the Claim Is False
- The woman in the photos is Rachel Matthews, an actress, not confirmed as Orlando Bloom's partner.
- The photos are unrelated to Orlando Bloom's current relationships.
- The resemblance and costume choice were coincidental or promotional, not proof of a relationship.
Examining the facts reveals the viral claim as baseless and misleading.
Author’s Summary
Misleading viral claims linked Orlando Bloom’s “new girlfriend” to a Halloween costume, but verified facts show no relationship or costume connection.
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