Orlando Bloom to hit 'dance floor' as single man at Bezos-Sanchez wedding amid Katy Perry split rumors

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Orlando Bloom is reportedly gearing up to let loose at the upcoming wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez as a single man.

The reports say all signs suggest Bloom is attending the lavish celebration without longtime partner Katy Perry amid split rumors.

Orlando Bloom set to ‘hit the dance floor hard'

Sources told TMZ that Orlando Bloom might make his “debut as a single man” during the Venice wedding festivities.

One insider shared, “He's the life of the party and he's gonna hit the dance floor hard!”

The publication also reported that Bloom may join Leonardo DiCaprio for a night of bar-hopping while in Italy.

“Orlando might even sneak away with Leo DiCaprio for some bar crawling,” the outlet added.

The rumors about Bloom and Perry’s relationship troubles have been circulating for weeks. Page Six previously cited a source saying their relationship is “over” and that the couple is “waiting till her tour is over before they split.”

Katy Perry’s album disappointment ‘put stress’ on relationship

A source further said that tensions between the couple escalated after Katy Perry became upset over the response to her latest album, '143'.

“Katy was deeply frustrated following the reception of her new album,” the source told Page Six. “It made her very stressed. Orlando was understanding, but it did cause some tension.”

The insider added that the challenges extended beyond the album, noting, “She was also disappointed in some of the tour reviews. It’s put stress on their relationship.”

Jeff Bezos moves wedding venue after 'inflatable crocodile' protest threat

While Orlando Bloom prepares to party, Jeff Bezos has had to make last-minute changes to his wedding plans.

The Amazon founder reportedly relocated the event from the historic Scuola Grande della Misericordia to the Arsenale, a secure, fortress-like venue in Venice.

The move followed threats by local activists who planned to blockade the canals with inflatable crocodiles to protest Bezos’ presence in the city.

“This is a big victory for us,” said Tommaso Cacciari from the No Space for Bezos protest group, according to The Mirror.

“Who would have thought that we could change the plans of one of the richest men on the planet?” he added.

The event, expected to take place between Thursday and Saturday, may also draw politically sensitive figures, including Donald Trump Jr and Ivanka Trump, raising security concerns amid growing tensions in the Middle East.

“Private events with a high international profile will be monitored closely,” said Darco Pellos, Venice’s police chief. Reuters also noted the decision to move the wedding to an "isolated" location to prevent potential protests.