Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau have made their relationship public on Instagram. Katy shared a sweet selfie of the two together and a fun video of them enjoying sushi in Japan. This post seems to confirm the rumors that have been swirling for months about their romance.
The photo was part of a collection posted on Katy’s account, which has a huge following of 202 million. She captioned the pictures, “tokyo times on tour and more,” sprinkled with emojis, including flowers and a heart.
The timing is interesting. Just a few days before, Trudeau had shared a photo of them with former Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his wife. He noted how happy they were to meet them, further hinting at his blossoming relationship with Katy.
This “hard launch” has sparked a mix of reactions online. Fans are excited and supportive. One Instagram user exclaimed, “OH CANADA!!! MAKING IT OFFICIAL!!!” while another said, “Your happiness is our happiness. All the love to you! 🥹❤️”
Neither Katy nor Trudeau has spoken at length about their relationship yet, but interest has been high. In July, they were seen on a dinner date in Montreal. Shortly after, Trudeau was caught singing along to Katy’s hit “Firework” at her concert. Their first public outing was in October, where they were photographed holding hands after a cabaret show in Paris to celebrate Katy’s birthday.
Trudeau served as Canada’s Prime Minister from 2015 to 2025, leading the Liberal Party until he announced his resignation this year. Meanwhile, Katy is a talented artist with a string of hits and 13 Grammy nominations to her name.
This relationship isn’t just celebrity gossip; it reflects how public figures often navigate personal lives under scrutiny. Their partnership might also influence public perception and discussions around political and pop culture intersections.
For those interested in the evolving dynamics of celebrity relationships, they can explore how social media shapes these narratives. For more insights on this topic, check out The Guardian’s coverage.
