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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have been together since more than a year now. Now, fans expected the couple to spend Valentine’s Day with each other. Rather, even the close sources expected that at least the two would be together on this day. Instead, both enjoyed their Valentine’s Day separately each doing his/her own thing.

Katy Perry Returns To Limelight With a Grammy Performance

For Katy it was a big day, as she returned to the limelight after almost three years on February 12. She performed “Chained To The Rhythm” on Sunday night at the Grammy Awards 2017. But instead of being at the awards function to cheer up his girlfriend, Orlando Bloom was relaxing exclusively at his Soho House in Malibu, reports Mail Online.

The onlooker spotted the British actor walking into the club for private members, just beside the Pacific Ocean. At the same time, the “Roar” singer was preparing for her big night at the Grammys all alone. Incidentally, it was her first performance after the release of “Prism” in 2013 and is indeed very important for her.

Katy Perry Makes Storming Comeback

Wearing a white pantsuit, the 32-year-old singer rocked the Grammys stage and came out with a catch performance. No doubt, the singer missed her beau Orlando Bloom. After the event, instead of rushing back to her boyfriend, Katy Perry preferred hanging out with other celebrities at the after-party.

Sources have started speculating that the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star and “The Smurfs” actress are not bonding well and that can be one reason why the two did not celebrate Valentine’s Day together. Almost a month ago, she threw a surprise birthday party to celebrate Orlando Bloom's 40th birthday.

But it does not seem as if Orlando Bloom missed his girlfriend, as he came out with his own idea of enjoying Valentine’s Day. According to Fox News, the actor took to social media to encourage his fans to find their respective matches. The “Meet your Match” quiz did not really lead the followers to their right mate but directed them towards a UNICEF site.