Orlando Bloom spoke candidly about his lasting romance with Katy Perry.

The couple, who got engaged in 2019, have yet to tie the knot after previously postponing their wedding. Despite not pushing through the ceremony yet, Bloom and Perry appear to have a strong relationship.

Orlando Bloom Speaks About His Relationship With Katy Perry

In an episode of the On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast, Bloom opened up about his relationship with Perry and how much he has grown since dating her.

"I think I'm constantly learning to let go. Because anything that I try to hold onto, whether it's good or bad, doesn't serve me," he said of Perry. "Not in the relationship, and it doesn't really serve either of us. And that's really hard. To keep letting go and to keep letting her go."

The Pirates of the Caribbean star explained, "You know, the idea of, because I think when you are in a deeply loving, committed relationship, you want to control or own or have and, you know, even just letting go of ideas, how things should be, or the idea of what intimacy or intimate moments are to you versus them, or whatever it may be," he explained.

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Bloom said that "challenging each other" has helped them a lot. Bloom and Perry welcomed their daughter, Daisy Dove, in 2020.

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A Look at Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom's Dating History

Perry and Bloom bumped into each other after the 2016 Golden Globe Awards. During a party, they reportedly became extremely flirty toward each other. They also left the party together later that night.

A few weeks later, a source told People that Bloom introduced her to his son, Flynn, from his previous relationship with Miranda Kerr. They also attended Coachella in April 2016 before making their relationship official on Instagram.

"He would love to settle down with Katy and have more kids. He hasn't been this serious about a girl since Miranda," another source said.

Amid their relationship, they previously hit a glitch when they split in February 2017 but got back together a few months later.

They got engaged in February 2019 and planned their wedding, which was canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.

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