Orlando Bloom joins Katy Perry, daughter Daisy in Australia amid relationship woes

Waking up in Australia.

Katy Perry is in Perth for her “Lifetimes” tour — and Orlando Bloom was photographed there over the weekend.

While the actor was not spotted with Perry amid their relationship woes, Daily Mail obtained pictures of Bloom and their 4-year-old daughter, Daisy.

In the sweet snaps, the “Lord of the Rings” star held the little one on his shoulders as she carried balloons shaped like a flower.

The “Carnival Row” alum, 48, was all smiles wearing a graphic tee, black pants and a matching baseball cap for the Sunday stroll.

That evening, Perry performed at the city’s RAC Arena.

While Bloom was most likely in town for his fiancée’s show, neither has posted about his attendance on social media.

Reps for Perry and Bloom have yet to respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

Bloom’s outing with Daisy, who was born in 2020, comes two weeks after Page Six reported that the pair’s on-again, off-again relationship is on the rocks.

Earlier this month, a source told us, “It’s over. They are waiting ’til her tour is over [in December] before they split.”

People previously claimed that Perry’s “frustration” over her “143” album release — as well as “disappoint[ing]” tour reviews — put “stress” on their romance.

“Orlando was understanding, but it did cause some tension,” the outlet reported.

Meanwhile, the Daily Mail alleged that the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star shaded his partner’s “cringeworthy” Blue Origin spaceflight in an explosive fight.

According to a source, “Je told her the whole thing looked ridiculous. It hurt her feelings.”

Bloom will reportedly be attending Lauren Sánchez and Jeff Bezos’ wedding solo later this month — another alleged point of contention with Perry — as the Grammy nominee continues her tour.

Bloom and Perry met at a Golden Globes afterparty in 2016.

While the couple split the following year, they quickly reconciled and got engaged in 2019.

Daisy arrived in 2020, the same year her parents’ reported wedding plans were put on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic.