Katy Perry recently addressed her rumored romance with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a playful manner during her concert at The O2 Arena in London. The pop sensation took a moment to share a cheeky comment with her audience on Monday night, sparking intrigue and laughter.

Over the weekend, Katy was spotted enjoying a cozy moment with Trudeau aboard her luxurious 24-meter yacht, the Caravelle, off Santa Barbara, California. This sighting quickly became a hot topic, prompting the singer to clear the air during her Lifetimes world tour performance.

In a video obtained by The Sun, Katy, 40, said: ‘London, England, you’re like this on a Monday night after a whole day at work and a whole day at school?

‘No wonder I fall for Englishmen all the time… but not anymore.’

The singer also received a surprise marriage proposal from a fan during the show but had to turn it down.

She laughed: ‘I wish you’d asked me 48 hours ago.’

Katy Perry broke her silence on her romance with Justin Trudeau as she made a cheeky onstage comment during her London concert at The O2 Arena on Monday

The pop star, who over the weekend was seen kissing Justin on her 24-meter yacht, in California, took to the stage on her Lifetimes world tour when she addressed the crowd

Katy and hunky former Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau, 53, kicked off speculation about a budding romance in July when they were spotted having an intimate dinner at Le Violon restaurant in Montreal, just weeks after she announced her split from fiancé Orlando Bloom, 48. 

All fell silent… at least until this weekend when exclusive pictures obtained by the Daily Mail showed the couple kissing and cuddling aboard Katy’s yacht. 

A witness who took the snaps last month, said: ‘She pulled up her boat next to a small public whale-watching boat, then they started making out. I didn’t realize who she was with until I saw the tattoo on the guy’s arm and I immediately realized it was Justin Trudeau.’

Following the steamy moment, Justin’s ex-wife Sophie has shared a mysterious message about ‘letting go’ of love in a new social media post.

Television host Sophie, 50, spoke about the art of not holding on to love in a new Instagram post uploaded on Monday.

‘Sometimes we forget that nothing we love is ever meant to be kept,’ she said.

‘The people, the places, even the moments that once felt infinite, right?

‘Time asks us not to cling to them, but yet we do. I do because to hold on feels safer than to let go.’

Katy, 40, said: ‘London, England, you’re like this on a Monday night after a whole day at work and a whole day at school? No wonder I fall for Englishmen all the time… but not anymore’ 

The singer also received a surprise marriage proposal from a fan during the show but had to turn it down, she laughed: ‘I wish you’d asked me 48 hours ago’

Following the steamy moment, Justin’s ex-wife Sophie has shared a mysterious message about ‘letting go’ of love in a new social media post; pictured Justin and Sophie in 2023

Katy, who has a five-year-old daughter, Daisy Dove Bloom, split from Pirates of the Caribbean star Orlando Bloom earlier this year

Sophie continued: ‘But, love was never about possession, it was always about presence. The present moment and when we release what we cannot keep, we make space for the truth of connection, intimacy, the memory, for the lesson.

‘A single smile can echo across a lifetime, grief also lives there. I lost my dad in the past year, and I feel that with grief also comes grace.

‘So maybe, love’s deepest teaching is this: to stand open hearted in the face of impermanence. We honor what has been and to trust that letting go is also a form of keeping inside us where no loss can erase it in a way.’

Sophie split from Justin in August 2023 after 18 years of marriage. 

They have two sons, Xavier, 18, and Hadrien, 11, and a daughter, Ella-Grace, 16. 

Katy, who has a five-year-old daughter, Daisy Dove Bloom, split from Pirates of the Caribbean star Orlando Bloom earlier this year. 

She was previously married to comedian Russell Brand from 2010 until 2012.