Katy Perry pauses concert to tell fan to ‘stay the f**k away’ from Orlando Bloom

Katy Perry paused her live concert to tell one fan to 'stay the f*ck away' from her fiancé, Orlando Bloom.

Over the weekend (17 May), the 40-year-old 'California Gurls' singer took to the T-Mobile Arena in Paradise Valley, Nevada, during her Lifetimes tour and shocked audiences with quite the dramatic skit.

As the music stopped, Perry took the opportunity to 'accuse' the fan, who she named Kyle, of sending private messages to her Pirates of the Caribbean star hubby.

Crouching down to address the audience member, the mum-of-one looked the individual directly in the eye and said: "I know why you’re here. Listen, if you keep DM-ing my man … you’ve been doing it for months, ever since the residency. You didn’t come to see me play."

She jokingly continued: "If you keep on DM-ing my man, I’m gonna have you removed. Seriously, get your own life. I’m his wife. I don’t want it. I’m his."

The crowd erupted into a chorus of laughter and cheer as Perry continued to address Kyle.

"He don’t want you, Kyle. I’m his wife. I’m his, he’s mine… stay the f*ck away," she reiterated in a clip that has since gone viral on social media.

But, if you hadn't clocked already, Perry’s little sketch was actually all scripted, serving as the perfect segue for the next song she was about to perform, her 2024 single titled 'I’m His, He’s Mine'.

Naturally, people couldn't wait to share their reactions to the show snippet with one X user writing: "Oh, she doesn't want them stealing her man!"

"Katy is a legend for that sassy call out," beamed a second while a third chimed in: "Haha diva alert love it lol."

A fourth quipped: "Omg I love her!"

"Great sense of humour!| echoed a fifth while a sixth buzzed: "She’s amazing!!"

Another wrote: "This is kinda iconic!"

And a final X user added: "MOTHER BEHAVIOUR ONLY!"

Perry and Bloom, who have been together since 2016 before getting engaged in 2019, welcomed their child together, Daisy Dove, back in 2020.

Last month, Perry along with an all-female crew flew into space for a total of 11 minutes, reaching heights of more than 100km (62 miles) above Earth as they crossed the internationally recognised boundary of space - giving them a few moments of weightlessness before safely making their way back down to their home planet.

Upon returning to Earth, Perry help up a daisy, appearing to make a sweet tribute to her daughter upon exiting the Blue Origin spacecraft.