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Updated · Us Weekly · Jun 3

Katy Perry, Justin Trudeau Eye $3.1 Million Montreal Home as Romance Nears 1 Year

Updated

Updated · Us Weekly · Jun 3

Katy Perry, Justin Trudeau Eye $3.1 Million Montreal Home as Romance Nears 1 Year

Q: As Justin Trudeau builds a new life with Katy Perry, how does his unfinished divorce complicate their future?

Justin Trudeau’s unfinished divorce mainly complicates any plan to formalize a future with Katy Perry, because he remains legally married until a Canadian court grants a divorce and the order takes effect. Under Canadian law, separation and divorce are not the same. Trudeau and Sophie Grégoire Trudeau separated in 2023, but legal divorce requires a formal court process, usually after spouses have lived separate and apart for at least one year. Until that process is completed, he cannot legally remarry Perry, even if their relationship is serious and they are blending families. The unfinished divorce can also leave financial and legal issues unresolved. Property division, support arrangements, and other obligations tied to the prior marriage may still need to be settled. That matters if Trudeau and Perry are discussing shared housing, long-term finances, or spending part of the year together in the Montreal home he bought in 2026. Any major joint planning can be affected while his previous marriage is still being legally unwound. It does not prevent them from dating, living together, or building a committed relationship. In Canada, a new partner can still be recognized in practical or common-law terms if the prior marriage has genuinely ended in fact. But the lack of a finalized divorce keeps an important legal boundary in place. For Perry and Trudeau, the practical future is still possible; the legal future is simply not fully clear until his divorce is finished.

3 articles · Updated · Us Weekly · Jun 3

Justin Trudeau has shown Katy Perry his new $3.1 million Montreal house and wants her to live there part of the year as their relationship approaches its first anniversary.
Several months of deepening commitment have pushed the pair to discuss a shared future while blending their families, with Perry introducing daughter Daisy, 5, to Trudeau’s three children.
The couple are still managing a long-distance relationship, but sources said they have settled into a routine and make a point of seeing each other as often as possible.
Perry, 41, and Trudeau, 54, went public in July 2025; the Montreal property, bought in February, is described as large enough for a blended family while California remains Perry’s home base.