Orlando Bloom shares 9-year-old son Flynn Christopher with ex-wife Miranda Kerr
“Many people wonder how the pyramids were actually built… but me, I am in constant awe and wonder of how such a loving/kind/compassionate/supportive/talented/deeply spiritual/did I mention incredibly good looking/James Bond of a human being can actually exist in the flesh!” Perry wrote, sharing a series of photos of the “There’s a reason why
all animals and children run straight into his arms… It’s his heart, so pure,” the Grammy-nominated artist, 35, added. “I love you Orlando Jonathan Blanchard Copeland Bloom. Happiest 43rd year. ♥️🎂♠️.”actor responded to his lady love’s post with a sweet message of his own. “Ready to climb all them pyramids and mountains with you ❤️,” he wrote.
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