‘Eye-gazing’ with daughter Daisy, morning chants, plant-based meals by ‘a team’ of chefs and a tracksuit-ban: Inside Orlando Bloom’s cringeworthy account of his VERY lavish lifestyle in California with Katy Perry
- The actor, 44, treated fans to a glimpse of his incredibly lavish lifestyle in California with his fiancée Katy, 36, in a new interview
- Orlando, who is based in Montecito, revealed he starts his day by ‘eye-gazing’ with his six-month-old daughter, before engaging in 20-minute Buddhist chants
- The screen star is ’90 per cent plant-based’ and eats red meat only once a month, declaring: ‘I look at a cow and think, that’s the most beautiful thing ever’
- The father-of-two went on to claim he ‘likes to earn’ his breakfast, so will mix up ‘brain octane oil, protein, green and collagen powders’, before going on a hike
- He also keeps busy by working on his projects, building Lego cars, exercising for an hour and ‘dreaming about [screen] roles for minorities and women’
- The Retaliation star ends his day by putting their Daisy to bed and watching a film during dinner, before heading to bed by 11
- His eldest child Flynn, 10, splits time between his $14.2M Santa Barbara compound and his mother Miranda Kerr’s $16M mansion in Los Angeles
- The Pirates of the Caribbean star was born in Kent and relocated to the US during the height of his career
Orlando Bloom has treated fans to a glimpse of his incredibly lavish lifestyle in California with his fiancée Katy Perry.
In a new interview, the actor, 44, who recently purchased a $14.2M compound in Montecito, revealed he starts his day by ‘eye-gazing’ with his six-month-old daughter Daisy, before engaging in 20-minute Buddhist chants to help him ‘stay on the rails’.
The screen star also shared how he switches between cooking himself plant-based lunches or having a ‘team’ of chefs prepare his meals, and insisted he has a ban against tracksuit bottoms at home in a bid to ‘make an effort’.
‘Eye-gazing’ with Daisy, plant-based meals by ‘a team’ of chefs and a tracksuit-ban: Orlando Bloom has given insight into his life in California with fiancée Katy Perry (pictured in 2020)
Orlando – who was born in Kent – explained that he wakes up at 6.30 and monitors his ‘readiness’ via his sleep-tracking smart ring app, before checking in on his baby girl while singer Katy, 36, enjoys a ‘lie-in’.
The Pirates of the Caribbean star told The Times: ‘Daisy’s a very happy baby. I’ll kiss her and we’ll spend some time connecting. I’ll do eye-gazing with her and sing songs, ‘Daddy loves his Daisy Dove’, so she knows who Daddy is. My son’s first word was ‘Mama’, but Daisy said ‘Dadda’.It’s amazing to be a father again.’
The thespian, who also shares son Flynn, 10, with ex-wife Miranda Kerr, enthused about feeling ‘less anxious and more present’ the second time round.
On him and the musician ‘craving a routine’, Orlando added: ‘I’ve had a Buddhist practice since I was 16, so that’s infiltrated my whole being… [without it], I could have easily come off the rails. I feel that I can be the driver of my train.’
In his element: In a new interview, the actor, 44, revealed he starts his day by engaging in 20-minute Buddhist chants to help him ‘stay on the rails’ (pictured this month)
‘It’s amazing to be a father again’: The screen star gushed over ‘eye-gazing’ with his six-month-old daughter Daisy (pictured shortly after her birth last year)
The TV and film star also revealed he tries to avoid his phone in the early hours as he ‘doesn’t want to be sucked into the black hole of social media.’
The father-of-two went on to claim he ‘likes to earn’ his breakfast, so will mix ‘brain octane oil, protein, green and collagen powders’ together before going on a hike.
His first meal consists of ‘porridge, hazelnut milk, cinnamon, vanilla paste, goji berries, a vegan protein powder and a cup of PG Tips’, and he’ll also make breakfast for his son – who splits time between his home and Miranda’s $16M LA mansion.
Doting: The TV and film star – who was born in Kent – explained that he wakes up at 6.30,before checking in on his baby girl while singer Katy, 36, enjoys a ‘lie-in’
At peace: The thespian, who also shares son Flynn (pictured in 2018), 10, with ex-wife Miranda Kerr, enthused about feeling ‘less anxious and more present’ the second time round
Former partners: The hunk and former Victoria’s Secret Angel Miranda, 37, were married for three years from 2010 until 2013 (pictured in 2013)
‘I could have come off the rails’: On ‘craving a routine’, Orlando added: ‘I’ve had a Buddhist practice since I was 16, so that’s infiltrated my being’ (pictured at an art museum in 2017)
The Canterbury native is ’90 per cent plant-based’ and eats red meat only once a month, declaring: ‘I look at a cow and think, that’s the most beautiful thing ever. At some point we’ll look back and not be able to believe we ate meat.’
‘I’ll have a shower and get dressed. I like to make an effort. No tracksuit bottoms. Lunch is mostly plant-based again… I will cook at times but otherwise there’s a team of people. Then I’ll have a Zoom and read scripts’, Orlando went on.
The hunk also keeps busy by working on his Amazon projects, building Lego cars, exercising for an hour and ‘dreaming about [screen] roles for minorities and women’.
The Retaliation star ends his day by putting their Daisy to bed and watching a film during dinner, before heading to bed by 11.
‘I look at a cow and think, that’s the most beautiful thing ever’: The Canterbury native is ’90 per cent plant-based’ and eats red meat only once a month (pictured last year)
Earlier this month, he reflected on having an acting career for more than 20 years, saying he shouldn’t have taken fame ‘so seriously’ in the early stages.
The UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador spoke candidly with The Big Issue about his occupation and was asked what he’d tell his younger self in a letter.
Looking back, Orlando said: ‘In terms of preparing my younger self for “fame,” I would honestly just say you can’t take that stuff seriously. And you can’t let it stop you living your life.’
The Lord Of The Rings star added that even in a time without social media, he felt there was ‘so much heat and attention’ on him during his twenties, which led him to struggle to enjoy it.
He added: ‘I got really good at hiding myself because I was really, painfully, trying to live, without being just looked at the whole time.
‘I would say to my young self, just appreciate it and enjoy it, and know today’s newspaper is tomorrow’s fish and chip paper.’
‘I shouldn’t have taken it so seriously’: Earlier this month, Orlando reflected on having an acting career for more than 20 years (pictured in Pirates Of The Caribbean)
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