Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau have made their first official red carpet appearance as a couple.
The Eye of the Tiger singer and the former Canadian Prime Minister attended the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival together for the premiere of Perry’s concert film, Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour - Live In Paris.
The pair arrived at the BMCC Theatre in New York City on the evening of Monday 8 June, where they were seen smiling for photographers and exchanging affectionate looks throughout the event.
Their red carpet debut comes almost a year after dating rumours first surfaced when they were spotted having dinner together in Montreal in July 2025.
Perry and Trudeau’s relationship quickly drew worldwide attention, moving from an early public outing to a confirmed romance that has since included international travel and appearances at major cultural events. Trudeau was previously married to Sophie Grégoire, with the couple announcing their separation after 18 years of marriage in August 2023.
Orlando Bloom, Perry’s former partner, confirmed the end of his nine year relationship and engagement with the singer in June 2025, with the pair stating they would focus on co parenting their daughter, Daisy.
The premiere of Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour - Live In Paris marked the film’s official debut at Tribeca, and the evening also included a post screening conversation with Perry reflecting on the project.
Pop star Perrie Edwards has shared one of her most honest accounts yet of her past relationship with former One Direction member Zayn Malik, opening up about the emotional aftermath of their very public breakup. During an appearance on Jamie Laing’s Great Company podcast, the former Little Mix singer reflected on the difficult period and confirmed for the first time that there was some overlap involved when the relationship ended.
"I need to be careful how I say this, but there was, let's just say there was a bit of a, I'm just going to say it. So there was a bit of an overlap," Edwards revealed. Speaking about how the split affected her, she explained how painful it was to feel like she had been left behind. "I think when you're moving on with somebody else, you always get on better. When you're the one left behind, that's when it's hard. Because it's like, oh shit, they've left me for someone more beautiful than me, someone better than me. Whatever it is, that's how it felt at the time."
The situation became even harder as events continued to unfold in the public eye. "Then you have a song that they've written about you. But then someone else is in the video. It was one thing after the other, after the other," Edwards recalled. She went on to describe the moment everything became overwhelming while she was living at her home in Surrey after stepping away to gain some space. "I just remember finding out about that and it was like the nail in the coffin and I thought this is all getting a bit much and then I started crying my eyes out and then my dad started crying... I'm like you can't nobody can this is hellish like, what is going on."
Looking back now, Edwards said the experience ultimately changed the way she views relationships and helped her recognize the difference between an unhealthy romance and the stable relationship she now shares with fiancé Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. "It made me realize that that was very unhealthy," Edwards reflected. "I think now that I've experienced what healthy love is. With Alex. Yeah. It's so nice it doesn't make you feel sick to your stomach all the time it doesn't make you feel icky it doesn't make you feel like you're not worthy or you're not good enough... It doesn't feel competitive it doesn't feel Toxic."
The incident happened at Lilly's Club Monte Carlo in Monaco, France.
John Summit has addressed an incident that unfolded during his June 7 performance at Lilly’s Club Monte Carlo in Monaco, France, an event held during the Monaco F1 weekend and originally billed as a shared lineup with Travis Scott.
Footage circulating online shows the performance taking an unexpected turn when Travis Scott appeared on stage during Summit’s set, reportedly after arriving late to the venue. Video from the night captures Scott climbing over the DJ booth and beginning to perform while Summit was still on the decks.
Following the incident, John Summit posted on his Instagram Story on Monday (June 8), writing, “Monaco that was insane last night,” and describing the situation as chaotic. He added that his set was cut short due to “another artist showing up late and forcing his way onto the stage,” while thanking fans who were still able to enjoy the night.
He also shared a clip of himself playing his track “Go Back,” captioning it, “I wanna go back (onstage to finish my performance),” expressing frustration over how the set ended. In another post, he credited his production director John Fink for managing the situation and “holding it down during the chaos,” alongside footage showing a crowded stage environment and tension near the DJ booth.
A representative for Travis Scott did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Despite the disruption, John Summit remains on a busy touring schedule across Europe this summer, including a residency at Ibiza’s [UNVRS] club through July. He is also set to appear at major festivals such as Tomorrowland before returning to the United States for a headline set at Lollapalooza, followed by a North American arena tour in the fall.
Ice Spice is currently in the midst of a legal battle over some wigs that the artist allegedly never actually paid for.
Ice Spice is currently dealing with legal trouble after TheeBellaBrand LLC filed a lawsuit against her seeking $400K. Per a TMZ report, the company claims the rapper did not pay for $20,000 worth of wigs. They also allege she publicly criticized the brand on social media, which they say resulted in financial damage and lost customers.
Since those claims surfaced, Ice Spice has made efforts to get the case thrown out. She argues the lawsuit is exaggerated and meant to damage her reputation. However, her push to have the case dismissed has not been successful so far.
According to Complex, Ice Spice has now been ordered to take part in a deposition. During this process, she will be required to answer questions tied to the ongoing lawsuit. Reports state that the deposition is scheduled for September 10 in New York.
Recently, Ice Spice has been expanding her presence outside of music, taking on more commercial and branding opportunities. For example, she appeared in a promotional collaboration with Wendy’s, which followed a separate attention-grabbing moment connected to McDonald’s.
Fans have continued to question when she will return with new music. However, given her growing list of business ventures, it appears her focus is not limited to recording at the moment.
As for the lawsuit involving TheeBellaBrand, the situation is still unfolding, with more updates expected as the case progresses.
The tour is set to feature a huge 10-show residency at The O2 in London
Ariana Grande made her long awaited return to the stage last night (June 6), performing her first full live show since 2019. Watch footage from the concert and check out the complete setlist below.
The pop superstar launched her 2026 ‘Eternal Sunshine’ tour at Oakland Arena in California on Friday evening, kicking off her first major tour in seven years. The run includes a 10 night residency at The O2 in London between August and September, and fans can find any remaining tickets here.
Since wrapping up her previous world tour in 2019, Grande has only performed live on a handful of occasions, mostly at charity events and award ceremonies. She also appeared on Saturday Night Live in 2024. When announcing the new tour, she hinted that it could potentially be her “last hurrah”.
Although the tour takes its name from her 2024 album, ‘Eternal Sunshine’, Grande has also released ‘Positions’ since she last toured, meaning several songs were performed live for the very first time.
The show opened with ‘Yes, And?’ from ‘Eternal Sunshine’, before moving through fan favourites spanning her entire career. The set included songs such as ‘Thank U, Next’, ‘Dangerous Woman’, and ‘Honeymoon Avenue’, though notably no tracks from 2018’s ‘Sweetener’ made the final setlist.
Towards the end of the concert, Grande performed her newest single, ‘Hate That I Made You Love Me’, marking the only song currently released from her upcoming album ‘Petal’.
Check out a full setlist and clips from the show, below.
Ariana Grande’s ‘Eternal Sunshine’ tour setlist was:
‘Yes, And?’
‘Positions’
‘Dandelion’
‘The Boy Is Mine’
‘Eternal Sunshine’
‘Just Like Magic’
‘Thank U, Next’
‘7 Rings’
‘Imperfect for You’
‘Warm’
‘Safety Net’
‘One Last Time’
‘Rain on Me’
‘Break Free’
‘Twilight Zone’
‘Past Life’
‘Dangerous Woman’
‘Honeymoon Avenue’
‘Hampstead’
‘Into You’
‘Hate That I Made You Love Me’
‘We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)’
‘Supernatural’
Last month, Grande officially announced her eighth studio album, ‘Petal’. The singer described the project as being “full of life and growing through the cracks of something cold and hard and challenging”.
The album will be released across multiple digital and physical editions and serves as the follow up to 2024’s ‘Eternal Sunshine’ and its expanded companion release, ‘Brighter Days Ahead’.
The announcement followed comments Grande made last year reassuring fans that she was not “abandoning” music while pursuing a successful acting career.
Elsewhere, Grande is set to appear alongside Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro in the upcoming comedy sequel Focker-In-Law. In summer 2027, she will head to London’s West End to star in Sunday In The Park With George opposite Jonathan Bailey. She also portrayed Glinda The Good in both Wicked and Wicked: For Good.
In other news, Grande recently released fan favourite track ‘Knew Better Part II’ to celebrate the 10th anniversary of her third studio album, ‘Dangerous Woman’.
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