Katy Perry puts on a leggy display in TINY red shorts as she goes shopping at Harrods with fiancé...

Katy Perry showed off her long legs while she and her fiancé Orlando Bloom went shopping at Harrods on Wednesday.

The singer, who is 39 years old, dressed casually for the occasion in a red pair of tight shorts, which she paired with a light grey hoodie.

The singer of the popular song "I Kissed A Girl" also had on some purple shoes and completed her outfit with a black cross body bag.

Katy put her brown hair up in a bun and finished off her outfit with a white hat and some stylish sunglasses.

Orlando, who is 47 years old, chose a casual style by wearing a cream-colored T-shirt and loose-fitting light blue jeans.

Katy Perry showed off her long legs while she went shopping at Harrods with her soon-to-be husband Orlando Bloom on Wednesday.

Orlando chose to go for a relaxed style by wearing an off-white T-shirt paired with light blue baggy jeans.

Katy's much-anticipated return single, Woman's World, didn't go over well with fans and critics. This outing comes shortly after that.

The song promoting women's strength and confidence did not make it into the Top 10 charts and instead reached number 63 in its first full week of tracking.

The popular song, from the upcoming seventh album of the singer who is 39 years old, entered the Global 200 chart at number 65 and the UK charts at number 47.

Katy is extremely worried and is asking her team to start over in order to prevent her album from facing the same issues.

Her previous individual song "Daisies" from the album "Smile" reached the 40th position on the Billboard chart before quickly falling off.

Katy, who was recently spotted shooting a provocative music video with a handsome shirtless model and stuntman named Oscar Dorta, is blaming everyone else except herself for the failure of her latest single. Sources say she is frantically trying to come up with a new strategy to revive her music career.

The first song released from her new album, which was supposed to be an empowering feminist song, was criticized for being unoriginal, hypocritical, and following a predictable formula.

The singer known for hits like "Teenage Dream" received backlash for the overtly sexual content in her music video and for choosing to collaborate with music producer Dr. Luke, aged 50, who was involved in a controversial legal dispute with singer Kesha.

Katy's much-anticipated return single, Woman's World, was met with criticism by fans and critics. This outing comes shortly after.

Katy is feeling extremely worried at the moment because she is fully informed about the criticism that Woman's World is receiving," a source revealed only to DailyMail.com. "She is blaming others for the situation, but ultimately she is to blame.

According to the report, the largest gamble Katy had made was reestablishing her connection with Dr. Luke, the producer who collaborated on her popular songs like I Kissed a Girl in 2008 and California Gurls in 2010. Dr. Luke was later accused by Kesha of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse.

The famed music producer, known as Łukasz Gottwald, refuted all accusations, including Kesha's assertion that he sexually assaulted Katy - an allegation she quickly dismissed.

In 2020, a judge in New York state decided that Kesha had hurt the reputation of her former producer with her accusation. A higher court agreed with this ruling in 2021.

The new hit song, part of her upcoming seventh album titled 143, premiered at No. 65 on the Global 200 and No. 47 on the UK charts, according to Variety.

The new song by Katy has been dropping rapidly on the US iTunes chart since it came out on July 11. Reports say that Katy is really worried and is asking her team to come up with new ideas to prevent her album from facing the same downfall.

Fans of music have been very clear in expressing their disapproval of any artist who decides to collaborate with the producer after Kesha's accusations, even though the two of them settled their legal issues in 2023.

A few of Katy's supporters have stood up for her by saying that she had to collaborate with Dr. Luke because of her contract. However, Katy has clarified in the past that she has no connection with the producer.

In 2018, when Katy was questioned as part of Kesha's legal case against Dr. Luke, she stated that she had only agreed to release three albums with Dr. Luke's Kemosabe Records. She also mentioned that their business partnership had come to an end.

She also recognized the potential backlash from the public if she decided to work with Dr. Luke while he is feuding with Kesha.

She said that collaborating with him right now wouldn't be a good idea due to the ongoing lawsuit against him.

When she was questioned about the potential influence of collaborating with Dr. Luke on a future project, the Dark Horse singer answered by saying that there would likely be backlash and negative publicity from various sources.

Following the information leaked by DailyMail.com that Katy Perry had received advice against working with Dr. Luke on her latest album, a source has now verified that Katy Perry chose to disregard those warnings.

The insider said she was crazy to trust Dr. Luke. She ignored everyone's advice. Instead of being creative and making art, she released something that sounded old and outdated, like it could have been on an album from 2010.

Katy received backlash for the provocative content in the music video for her single, as well as her choice to collaborate with producer Dr. Luke, who was involved in a legal battle with Kesha at the time. This occurred in 2014.

The title of the new album, 143, is a secret code meaning 'I love you' that was popular in pager messages in the 90s. The album is set to drop on September 20th.

Perry posted a picture that looked like it could be the album's cover earlier today.

Katy collaborated with the producer on the track, and the song was primarily co-written with male songwriters.

Dr. Luke, Aaron Joseph, Vaughn Oliver, and Rocco worked together once more on the track. Katy and Chloe Angelides were the only female contributors to the song's writing.

No women were involved in the making of the album.

According to the source, it doesn't make sense to create a song about women's empowerment with mostly male contributors.

Katy feels disconnected from other women because she is surrounded by her famous lifestyle. She has no understanding of the day-to-day experiences of women in the outside world.

She is not harnessing her fame to create positive impact in the world - she is leveraging it for financial gain.

Katy's clear reaction to the critics who criticized the supposed theme of the music video did not do much to boost the underwhelming single.

"We're just enjoying ourselves, being a little sarcastic," she commented in a behind-the-scenes video on set. "It's very comedic and quite direct."

This collection gives off the vibe of saying, "Oh, we don't focus on appealing to men, but actually we do focus on appealing to men." It's quite exaggerated and obvious in its intentions.

In a strange and unusual scene from the video, Katy is shown being pressed down by a heavy metal object falling from above. The squashed singer then manages to puff herself back up before strolling through a city donning a space-age outfit.

The ex-American Idol judge then clarified that the moment was intended as a fresh start, to help her accept the concept of feminine spirituality.

Just a few weeks left before Katy drops her new album, and she's currently scrambling to make some last-minute changes with her team to try and improve its reception.

This upcoming album will be the first one from the star since her last record, Smile, was released in 2020. Unfortunately, Smile did not achieve the same level of success as her previous albums. The singer was spotted at the 2022 Annual CMA Awards in Nashville, Tennessee.

The insider said: 'Katy wants them to start over before they release more songs and they are making changes to the album now to try to save her comeback. She should appreciate that they have three months to do this.'

It seems like Katy is going to let her fans make decisions now. She shared on Stationhead on July 14th that she will be making a poll for her followers to help pick her next single.

The new blog titled 143, which symbolizes the phrase 'I love you' commonly used in pager messages in the 1990s, will be published on September 20th.

This upcoming album will be the first one released by the star since her 2020 album, Smile, which did not achieve the same level of success as her earlier records.

Katy announced that she was starting a 'new chapter' when she talked about her upcoming album, unofficially titled KP6.