One daughter between them, two children for Orlando, and a sixth birthday that lands six days after this page was checked

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom’s Children: Daisy Dove and Flynn

Birth order sorts this family faster than any label does. Flynn Christopher Bloom arrived on 6 January 2011, nine years and seven months before Daisy Dove Bloom on 26 August 2020. Flynn’s mother is the Australian model Miranda Kerr, who married Orlando in July 2010. Daisy’s mother is Katy Perry, whose relationship with Orlando began in January 2016. One father, two mothers, two children, and only one of them shared.

What trips up most pages is a household question dressed as a count. Orlando and Katy were engaged from 14 February 2019 and never married, and their representatives confirmed on 3 July 2025 that the pair had separated. The arithmetic did not move. Orlando has two children, Katy has one, Daisy is the single child they share, and she was four years old on the day that statement went out.

Both children are minors and the two of them are not equally visible. This guide records what the parents have published themselves: names, birth order, parentage, exact birth dates, ages calculated for 20 August 2026 and dated milestones the adults chose to make public. No schools, no routines, no home detail, no guesses about who either child might grow up to be.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom’s children at a glance

That second age has a six-day shelf life. Daisy is 5 while this page is checked and 6 by the end of the month, which is exactly why an autumn profile and a summer profile can print different numbers without either of them disagreeing about 26 August 2020. The birth date is the durable fact; the age is a calculation with a date stamped on it.

Flynn’s age has already caused a public split of opinion. When Orlando took him to Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on 9 February 2025 and posted the photo himself, E! News described a 13-year-old and HELLO! described a 14-year-old. Born on 6 January 2011, Flynn had turned 14 five weeks before kick-off. One birth date settles a disagreement that two newsrooms published on the same weekend.

How many children does each parent have?

Three separate counts sit behind this one search, and mixing them is how a page ends up inventing siblings. Katy Perry has one child. Orlando Bloom has two. Miranda Kerr, who is Flynn’s mother, has four. Daisy is the only name that appears in more than one of those lists twice over, because she is the only child Katy and Orlando made together.

Read the middle row twice, because it is the row search engines flatten. Orlando fathered a child in each of two relationships nine years apart, so any sentence that begins “Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom’s children” and then uses a plural is describing his family, not theirs. A household with four children under one roof, as in the Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds family guide, is a genuinely different shape from two children in two homes.

Daisy Dove Bloom, and the birth UNICEF announced

Daisy Dove Bloom was born on 26 August 2020. Her parents did not sell the news or post it to a fan account. They gave it to UNICEF, the agency both of them represent as Goodwill Ambassadors, and attached a fundraising message about mothers and newborns who deliver without medical support. Katy Perry has held the ambassadorship since 2013; Orlando Bloom has held his since 2009.

The wording they released was short: they were “floating with love and wonder from the safe and healthy arrival of our daughter”. That single sentence is the whole first-party record of Daisy’s birth, and it is worth more than a dozen paraphrases, because it carries the date, the name and the parents’ own framing in one line.

The timing had a second effect that still confuses discographies. Daisy arrived two days before her mother’s fifth album, Smile, reached shops on 28 August 2020, which is why some music write-ups and some family write-ups give neighbouring but different dates for “the announcement”. The album date and the birth date are two separate things that happened in the same week.

Daisy is five. What follows about her on this page stops where her parents stopped: a name, a date, an age tied to 20 August 2026, and the fact that she is the only child of this couple. A five-year-old has no career, no public role and no opinions on the record, and a family guide that invents any of the three has stopped being a family guide.

Flynn Bloom, the elder child most profiles leave out

Flynn Christopher Blanchard Copeland Bloom was born on 6 January 2011, six months after Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr married in July 2010. The couple announced their separation in October 2013 and the divorce was settled by the end of that year, which means Flynn has been raised across two homes since he was two and has spent his whole conscious life in that arrangement.

His public record is deliberately thin, and both parents keep it that way. The Super Bowl outing on 9 February 2025 is one of the few dated appearances that exists at all, and it exists because his father posted it with a two-word caption rather than because a photographer caught them. Attendance at a football game establishes that a father took his son to a football game. It is not a job, a talent, a plan or a personality.

Equal family status does not require equal biography length. Flynn is 15 and has an eleven-year head start on Daisy in the public record, yet the material his parents have chosen to release is barely larger than hers. Padding his section with school detail or with scraped social posts would manufacture a difference the evidence does not support, which is the opposite of what a reader searching for his age actually needs.

Flynn’s three half-brothers on the Miranda Kerr side

Miranda Kerr married the Snap chief executive Evan Spiegel in May 2017 and has had three sons with him. That makes Flynn the eldest of four boys in his mother’s house and one of two children in his father’s, which is the single most common reason two search results give two different sibling counts for the same teenager.

The Spiegel boys are given by month rather than by day here on purpose. Kerr and Spiegel confirmed each arrival themselves and named the child, and they stopped there; reporting from TODAY and UPI carries the months and the names without a birth certificate behind them. A month that two outlets agree on is a stronger thing to print than a day that one blog invented.

Daisy therefore has one half-sibling and Flynn has four siblings in total across two households, none of whom share both of his parents. Blended arithmetic like this is normal and it is checkable, as the Gisèle Bündchen family guide sets out for a household built the same way, with one child from a first relationship and two from the next.

How the family is arranged in 2026

Representatives for both stars confirmed on 3 July 2025 that Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom had separated, saying the pair had been “shifting their relationship over the past many months to focus on co-parenting” and would “continue to be seen together as a family” with Daisy as the shared priority. That is the change on the record, and it is a change to a household rather than to a family tree.

Nothing about the count moved with it. Daisy still has the same two parents, the same birth date and the same half-brother. Orlando still has two children. Katy still has one. Any page that adds or subtracts a child on the strength of a break-up is reporting a relationship, not a family.

The one genuinely new fact for a reader asking about children is a negative. Perry’s relationship with the former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau became public in December 2025, and it has added no child to either household. On 20 August 2026 the answer to “how many kids does Katy Perry have” is still one, and the answer for Orlando Bloom is still two.

What Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are verifiably doing on 20 August 2026

A family page ages badly when it turns a photograph into a profession. A completed tour, a filed festival listing, a released single and a streaming credit are records with dates on them. A red-carpet sighting or a friend’s remark is an event. Here are both parents run through that filter.

Two rows there are doing quiet work. The Venice row says scheduled rather than released, because a festival listing proves a date and a cast and nothing further. The UNICEF row keeps the 2023 field visit attached to 2023 rather than converting three days in Ukraine into a permanent job description. UNICEF UK dates his involvement to 2007 and the ambassadorship itself to 2009.

The film row has a family footnote of its own. Bloom’s Deep Cover lead is Bryce Dallas Howard, whose own household KidsCo maps separately, which is a reminder that a shared call sheet is not a shared family, and that the fastest way to garble a celebrity family page is to let one credit drag another household into it.

Perry’s own account of the 2025 to 2026 songs belongs to her rather than to a rumour cycle. Speaking about bandaids three days after its release, she said she had struggled for months with putting it out and that it was frightening to be vulnerable. A dated quote from the artist is the strongest evidence available for what a song is about.

What most Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom pages still get wrong

There is a sixth habit worth naming, because it is the one that spreads. Pages written before July 2025 open with an engaged couple and a toddler, and pages written after it open with a break-up and a toddler. Both framings bury the answer. A reader who types either parent’s name plus the word children wants a number, two names and two dates inside the first line, and everything else afterwards.

The same discipline applies wherever two branches meet in one search box. The Kim Kardashian and Kanye West guide keeps four children attached to one couple across two homes, and the wider KidsCo celebrity family index runs every profile through the same dated-evidence rule rather than through whatever the newest headline happens to say.

The family timeline, and what each date establishes

Read the first and last rows together and the shape of the answer appears. The family was assembled over fifteen years by two relationships that barely overlap, and the event that dominates recent coverage sits at the end of that sequence without altering a single birth date in it. That is the difference between a family guide and a relationship update.

Questions people ask about Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom’s children

How many children do Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have together?

One. Daisy Dove Bloom was born on 26 August 2020 and is 5 on 20 August 2026, turning 6 six days later. Orlando also has a son, Flynn, born on 6 January 2011 to him and Miranda Kerr. Katy has no other children.

When was Daisy Dove Bloom born and how old is she?

Daisy Dove Bloom was born on 26 August 2020, so she is 5 on 20 August 2026 and turns 6 on 26 August 2026. Her parents announced the birth through UNICEF, where both of them serve as Goodwill Ambassadors.

Who is Orlando Bloom’s son Flynn and who is his mother?

Flynn Christopher Bloom, born on 6 January 2011, is Orlando Bloom’s son with the Australian model Miranda Kerr. The couple married in July 2010 and announced their separation in October 2013. Flynn is 15 on 20 August 2026.

Does Katy Perry have any children apart from Daisy?

No. Daisy Dove Bloom is her only child. Perry married the comedian Russell Brand on 23 October 2010 and that marriage produced no children. Her later relationship with Justin Trudeau, public from December 2025, has added none either.

Are Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom still together?

No. Representatives confirmed on 3 July 2025 that the couple had separated, four years after the engagement announced on 14 February 2019. The same statement said the pair would keep appearing together as a family for their daughter.

How many half-siblings does Daisy Dove Bloom have?

One. Flynn is her half-brother on their father’s side. Flynn in turn has three younger half-brothers on his mother’s side, Hart, Myles and Pierre Spiegel, born in May 2018, October 2019 and February 2024.