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Katy Perry steps out for zoo visit amid Orlando Bloom breakup rumours

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Katy Perry visited Australia Zoo during her Lifetimes tour Down Under, sharing footage on Instagram of her feeding a kangaroo, holding a koala, and petting a rhino.
The singer also recorded a clip of herself wedged in a plastic alligator's jaw, using an Australian accent to say "crikey."
Her visit comes amidst speculation regarding an alleged split between Perry and her partner, Orlando Bloom.
A source informed Us Weekly that Perry and Bloom have amicably ended their engagement, with Perry reportedly upset but relieved to avoid another divorce.
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