Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr split after 6 years together

Pirates Of The Caribbean star Orlando Bloom and model Miranda Kerr have announced they have split after three years of marriage.
A representative for the British actor confirmed the breakup to E! News.
The couple's spokesperson said in a statement: 'Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr have announced that they have been amicably separated for the past few months.'
'After six years together, they have recently decided to formalise their separation.'
The statement continued: 'Despite this being the end of their marriage, they love, support and respect each other as both parents of their son and as family.'
The British actor and the Australian Victoria's Secret model began dating in 2007 before tying the knot three years later.
Miranda, 30, gave birth to the couple's son Flynn back in January 2011.
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Orlando Bloom and Condola Rashad on the debut night of Broadway's Romeo and Juliet

He's best known for his roles in blockbuster hits including Lord Of The Rings and Pirates Of The Caribbean.
So it was a whole new world for Orlando Bloom as he made his Broadway debut on Saturday night in a new adaption of Romeo and Juliet.
The star was met by an enthusiastic round of applause as the curtain fell, while his other half Miranda Kerr looked on from the audience.




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Orlando Bloom in a short film for Magnum Ice Cream

Check out Orlando Bloom in this new short film for Magnum Ice Cream.
In the ad, the 36-year-old actor is seen in many different situations where he interacts with women he would describe as the “perfect girl.” One thing that they all seem to have in common is that they like to eat Magnum ice cream bars!

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Orlando Bloom kisses Condola Rashad at Romeo and Juliet photo-call

His real life Juliet is his stunning supermodel wife Miranda Kerr.
But Orlando Bloom was seen locking lips with another beauty on Wednesday.
However, the Australian model has nothing to fear, for the actor's kissing companion was just his theatre co-star, two-time Tony Award nominee Condola Rashad.
Orlando and Condola raised temperatures at a photo call for their new play Romeo And Juliet, a mixed-raced contemporary production, in New York. 





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Orlando Bloom goes shirtless during a stroll in New York with his son and dog

His wife Miranda Kerr is famous for her incredible bikini body.
But Orlando Bloom wants the world to know that he has an impressive physique of his own.
The 36-year-old showed off his muscular frame as he went shirtless during a stroll with son Flynn, the two-year-old's nanny and the family dog on Tuesday in New York.



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Orlando Bloom spends some time with his son,Flynn

He has recently wrapped filming crime-drama Zulu and it’s not due to premiere at Cannes Film Festival until May 26.
So Orlando Bloom has got plenty of time on his hands to hang out with his son Flynn.
The good looking actor was spotted playing the doting father walking hand in hand with his 15-month-old son, who looked particularly cool with a bandana around his neck, in Los Angeles on Sunday.





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Orlando Bloom will make Broadway debut in "Romeo &Juliet"

Orlando Bloom is set to make his Broadway debut as Romeo in an interracial production of Romeo & Juliet.
The 36-year-old actor will be starring opposite Tony-nominated actress Condola Rashad (Juliet) in the classic Shakespeare play. The show will begin previews at the Richard Rodgers Theatre on August 24 with an official opening date of September 19.
“They could have been any number of different ethnicities,” director David Leveaux told the New York Times. “The two actors I wanted to be together producing sparks just happened to be those two and I followed my nose in casting the families.”
“There was nothing simple about that choice but I’m not about to turn a contemporary version of Shakespeare into a sociological or political point,” he added, saying that the Montagues would be an all-white clan and the Capulets would be all-black. “We know there are families from one background or another who would reject their children getting together with someone from another group. Romeo and Juliet reject that notion. It is still the case that children try to oppose the cultural expectations thrust upon them, the rigidity of tribes, the rigidity of fundamentalism.”
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