Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau are deepening their relationship as they edge toward a one-year milestone, with the singer already bringing her 5-year-old daughter, Daisy, to meet his children. A source said the couple are committed to their future together and are moving carefully as they blend their families.
The pair went public with their relationship in July 2025, but the latest sign of how far it has progressed is more intimate: Perry has been spending time around Trudeau’s family, including Xavier, Ella-Grace and Hadrien, while he makes room for her life with Daisy, whom she welcomed with Orlando Bloom in 2020. The source said Perry is happy and that Trudeau has been making a real effort to be present despite their busy schedules.
The interest in the relationship has only grown because it now looks less like a brief celebrity romance and more like a partnership that is being planned around children, homes and schedules. Perry reportedly loves that Trudeau laughs at her jokes and gets her quirky humor, while he is said to be showing her his new Montreal home and wants her to spend part of the year there with him. In February, The Gazette reported that Trudeau bought a two-story home in Montreal for $3.1 million, and an insider said it is large enough for a blended family.
That domestic picture is still being built around distance. One source said Perry considers California her home base and has a good rhythm with coparenting Bloom, while another said she and Trudeau are still navigating a long-distance relationship. Even so, the second insider said they have found a rhythm that works and make a point to see each other as often as possible, which suggests the question is no longer whether the relationship is serious, but how they will make it work once the anniversary passes.
For now, the next clear marker is their one-year anniversary, and the bigger unknown is whether Perry will actually settle into the Montreal home for part of the year or keep her life anchored in California while the relationship stretches across borders.
