Back in February, Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry got engaged after three years of on-and-off dating.
They shared the news on Instagram the following day, with cute captions and a photo of Perry's diamond-and-ruby engagement ring.
The proposal was meticulously planned by Bloom, who took Perry out for an Italian meal before chartering a helicopter, where he proposed over glasses of champagne. They then flew on to a second location where all her friends and family were waiting to celebrate.
In fact, just last week Perry revealed that Bloom had filled the second venue with "the most flowers you've ever seen", adding that she "loves him very much".
Perry, however, has now revealed that she and Bloom are putting off planning their wedding in order to ensure that their foundation is solid before they tie the knot.
During an appearance on Kiss FM, Perry was asked how the wedding planning was going, and she responded: "We're taking things one step at a time."
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She continued: "We're definitely trying to lay a good emotional foundation for the lifetime of commitment, which is a big deal to me."
Perry and Bloom have both previously been married to other people, which could account for her desire to ensure that their "emotional foundation" is strong and lasts forever.
Perry famously married Russell Brand in 2010, but they split just 14 months later. She later revealed that she was so distraught by the divorce that she contemplated killing herself. Bloom, meanwhile, was married to model Miranda Kerr — with whom he has an 8-year-old son — for three years, divorcing in 2013.
Perry did reveal that the wedding won't be a decadent showbiz affair when it does roll around.
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She said: "I'm not a very ostentatious type of person. My world is not crazy. It's not like Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, although I’m very grateful for everything I worked hard for."
You can read the full interview with Katy Perry here.
Ellie Woodward is acting celebrity editor for BuzzFeed and is based in London.
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