Power couple Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom out and about in Cork 

Katy Perry was pictured in Cobh this morning before the pair were spotted getting coffee in the city centre. 
Power couple Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom out and about in Cork 

Katy Perry pictured in Cobh at 10am where she departed the Norwegian Prima en route to the airport.

It was a good day for celebrity spotters in Cork today, with not one but two global stars out and about. 

Singer Katy Perry was snapped first, in Cobh, where she was seen disembarking the cruise ship Norwegian Prima.

The first of six ships in the groundbreaking Prima Class, Norwegian Prima, debuted to more than 2,500 guests in recent days, at a ceremony where Perry took to the main stage to officially name and christen the vessel with the ceremonial champagne bottle break across the ship's hull. 

The three-level Prima Theater & Club stage was then transformed into a whimsical backdrop where guests enjoyed a powerhouse performance of some of Perry’s chart-topping hits including “California Gurls,” “Teenage Dream,” “Roar,” and “Firework.” 

“It was so much fun to sprinkle some fairy godmother dust on Norwegian Prima and send her on her way to sail the high seas,” Perry said.

“I always appreciate a family vacation and a once-in-a-lifetime experience, so I was happy to wish all the vacationing guests a happy bon voyage!”

Katy Perry was pictured in Cobh this morning and it appears she brought her other half along for the visit to Cork. 

A few hours later she and her partner, Pirates of the Caribbean and Lord of the Rings star Orlando Bloom, were seen grabbing a coffee in the city centre. 

Ronan Murphy grabbed a picture with the actor and said Bloom was a big fan of Three Fools Coffee. 

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