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Publication Date: October 11, 2025 - 19:14

Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau spotted kissing on yacht: report

October 11, 2025

Former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau and pop singer Katy Perry were pictured kissing and cuddling aboard Perry’s yacht off the California coast, photos published by the Mail on Sunday show .

The photographs show Perry, wearing a black swimsuit, embracing a shirtless Trudeau — he was wearing jeans and sunglasses — aboard the yacht, the Caravelle. The photos, the Mail on Sunday said, were taken by a tourist on a passing boat.

“She pulled up her boat next to a small public whale-watching boat, then they started making out. I didn’t realise who she was with until I saw the tattoo on the guy’s arm and I immediately realised it was Justin Trudeau,” the tourist said, according to the Mail on Sunday.

Trudeau has a Haida raven tattoo on his left shoulder.

Speculation has swirled for months about Perry and Trudeau. The couple was spotted having dinner in July at Montreal’s Le Violon restaurant, sparking rumours that the two were romantically involved, which was first reported by TMZ.

“Katy and Justin were lovely. Very kind and warm with the staff,” the restaurant told National Post in a statement in July.

Trudeau and wife Sophie Grégoire split in 2023 after 18 years together, and Perry split from fellow celebrity Orlando Bloom in July.

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