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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's separation is more complicated than it seems.

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"When a long-term celebrity relationship like Katy and Orlando's ends, and the couple shares a child and significant joint investments, it is important to create a flexible parenting plan that fits their demanding schedules and provides stability for their daughter, as well as to amicably divide their assets," celebrity divorce attorney and Blank Rome partner Jackie Combs exclusively told OK!.

Jackie speculates that the stars' teams will ensure financial protections for joint investments, including their Montecito, Calif., house.

"They will most likely work through contracts like a cohabitation, partnership or joint venture agreement, essential for any couple buying property together prior to marriage," she added. "But most importantly, they should prioritize their daughter and maintain privacy as they navigate coparenting, which appears to be their goal."

To read the full article, please click <a href="https://okmagazine.com/p/next-step-katy-perry-orlando-bloom-celebrity-divorce-attorney-tells-all/">here</a>.

"What’s the Next Step in Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom’s Split? Celebrity Divorce Attorney Tells All," by Carrie Berk, was published in <a href="https://okmagazine.com/p/next-step-katy-perry-orlando-bloom-celebrity-divorce-attorney-tells-all/">OK! Magazine</a> on July 10, 2025.

What’s the Next Step in Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom’s Split? Celebrity Divorce Attorney Tells All

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