Katy Perry shows off her growing baby bump in an Easter bunny costume
PREGNANT Katy Perry put her growing baby bump in display while rocking a pink-and-white bunny costume for Easter.
The American Idol judge, 35, is expecting her first child with fiance Orlando Bloom later this year.
Katy posed for a mirror selfie in the festive look to let followers know about a fun, interactive chat she’d be having with fans ahead of Sunday’s new American Idol episode.
She captioned the photo: “Somebunny is going to be live on FACEBOOK with you right before Idol starts tonight at 7:45p ET to have a little Q&A about any of your #AmericanIdol questions.”
The Never Worn White singer captured the picture in what appears to be the entryway of her home, in front a large wooden door and a wall of straw hats.
A month after announcing she’s pregnant via a new music video, Katy and her actor beau shared they’re having a girl in a gender reveal post last week.
The duo, who’s been together since 2016, posted a snapshot of Orlando with what appears to be pink shaving cream all over his smiling face.
He wrote with the photo, “girls run the world,” while the mother-to-be said, “It’s a girl,” along with pink heart emojis.
While not all celebrities were showing off their baby bellies in bunny costumes for Easter, there were a few others who dressed up in festive attire for the holiday.
Kylie Jenner wore a full-on bunny costume for the occasion, while other stars like Tori Spelling, Celine Dion and Lucy Hale celebrated Easter by rocking bunny ears on their heads.
Later, after posting the full-length photo of her look, Katy went live on Facebook for a Q&A session with her fans from the comfort of her car.
She opened up to viewers about how American Idol plans to continue its live shows despite production shutdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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She explained: “We’re gonna all have to be really creative. I know we are going to be really creative.
The Idol star said all of the judges would be filming from their homes because of the quarantine and fans will have to tune in to “see how this goes.”
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