Orlando Bloom recently shared a glimpse into his family life, posting rare pictures of his 6-year-old daughter, Daisy Dove, during a beach outing. The actor, accompanied by his girlfriend Luisa Laemmel, captured moments with his daughter, who sported a temporary tattoo of Jack Sparrow on her arm, a clear reference to Bloom's iconic role in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise.
In the shared images, Daisy is seen wearing a denim bucket hat and a white T-shirt, wading in the water while holding her father's hand. Bloom, 49, also shared a tender moment of him cuddling Daisy, who is his daughter with ex-fiancée Katy Perry. The couple, who share Daisy, split in 2025. Bloom is now in a relationship with Swiss model Luisa Laemmel, 28.
Further photos from the beach day included images of Bloom and Laemmel's shadows against the sand, as well as Bloom himself, showcasing his physique in swimming shorts.
Another set of images appeared to be from a different day, showing Bloom's children relaxing on a beach. Bloom, who also has a son, Flynn, 15, from his previous marriage to Miranda Kerr, captioned the collection of idyllic photos with the phrase, 'Everything everywhere all at once.'
Bloom and Laemmel's relationship first gained attention in February when they were photographed together in Santa Clara, California. They later traveled to Zurich, Switzerland, for a holiday in March. Meanwhile, Katy Perry spoke about her split from Bloom in 2025, describing it as a difficult period while she was on tour. She told People magazine that the separation was 'probably the hardest time,' but that she learned to focus on her purpose. Perry also alluded to meeting someone new on tour, later identifying Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as someone she met during her Montreal stop in July 2025, shortly after her breakup with Bloom was publicly announced. Reflecting on her nine-year relationship with Bloom, Perry stated that she wouldn't have stayed if there weren't important lessons to learn, viewing each relationship as a teacher and acknowledging the need to let go to move forward.