After nearly a decade together—including a long engagement—Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have officially called it quits. According to a new report by Us Weekly, the split is final, but friendly.

“It’s over, but there’s no drama”
A source close to the former couple confirmed the breakup, adding that there was no explosive fallout or bitter dispute. “They’re still on good terms,” the insider said. The two reportedly stopped living under the same roof earlier this year, around the time Katy’s “Lifetimes” tour kicked off in April.

From cosmic highs to a grounded ending
While Katy may have been conquering the world on stage—and even metaphorically “in space”—her personal life was quietly shifting. The separation, though emotionally heavy, also came with a hint of relief. The pop star, now 40, was reportedly fearful of repeating the crash-course marriage she had with Russell Brand, which famously lasted just over a year.

Katy finds closure—and a little peace
Co-parenting their 4-year-old daughter Daisy Dove Bloom remains a priority, sources say. And while Katy is understandably sad, there’s also a sense of clarity. “She didn’t want to go through another painful split,” the source added. “There’s heartbreak, but also calm.”

Reconciliation unlikely as cracks deepen
Despite hopeful fans still holding onto the possibility of a reunion, insiders aren't optimistic. People reports that the relationship had been “under strain for a while,” and that the divide had grown too wide to ignore. “It just ran its course,” another source put it simply.