Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau’s relationship is reportedly getting “serious.”

Following the former Canadian prime minister and the pop star’s red carpet debut as a couple, an insider close to Justin confirms their romance.

“This relationship is already fairly serious and definitely moving in that direction,” the source revealed to people.

The Canadian political source further added, “They are very much a couple and have been seeing each other as often as possible.”

Katy and Justin first sparked dating rumors after they were spotted enjoying dinner together in Montreal back in July, and then their sighting while kissing on a yacht earlier in October ignited their romance speculations.

On October 25, Justin celebrated Katy’s birthday with her in Paris seemingly confirming their romance.

Another source told the outlet recently, that while Katy was busy with her ongoing tour, Trudeau “has made a real effort to meet her where she is — literally.”

And Katy has been “flattered by Trudeau’s efforts he has been putting since day one.

“He’s shown that he’s committed and really cares about spending time with her. It’s clear that he values the connection, and so does Katy,” the source added.

It is pertinent to mention that Katy is also mom to five-year-old daughter Daisy whom she shares with ex fiance Orlando Bloom. The former partners parted ways back in June after eight years of relationship.

House of Dynamite put its viewers on edge as it portrayed how the U.S. would respond as a nuclear missile was on its way to hit it.

However, Netflix’s nuclear disaster movie does not seem to impress the Pentagon, which stated in an internal memo that the film’s portrayal of the U.S.’s defence response is incorrect.

“We respectfully disagree,” Noah Oppenheim told MSNBC’s The Weekend program. However, he acknowledges that he did not talk to the Pentagon during the movie’s preparation.

However, he shares that the team did extensive research for the film, which led them to conclude, “Unfortunately, our missile defense system is highly imperfect, and if the Pentagon wants to have a conversation about improving it.”

The screenwriter also shares, “I’m so glad the Pentagon watched, or is watching and is paying attention to it, because this is exactly the conversation we want to have.”

“Or what the next step might be in keeping all of us safer, that’s exactly the conversation we want to have. But what we show in the movie is accurate,” he notes.

“I’m not a missile defense expert. However, I did talk to many missile defense experts who were all on the record,” Noah further adds.

House of Dynamite is streaming on Netflix.

Jamie Lee Curtis is clearing the air after her remarks about Charlie Kirk’s death did not land as she expected.

Back in September, the actress appeared on the WTF with Marc Maron podcast and commented on the 31-year-old media personality’s tragic death.

“I disagreed with him on almost every point I ever heard him say, but I believe he was a man of faith, and I hope in that moment when he died that he felt connected to his faith,” she said at the time.

“Even though his ideas were abhorrent to me,” she added, “I still believe he’s a father and a husband and a man of faith. And I hope whatever connection to God means that he felt it.”

However, the Oscar winner faced online backlash over her remarks.

Now, during a recent chat with Variety, Curtis clapped back at the criticism noting, saying, “An excerpt of it mistranslated what I was saying as I wished him well, like I was talking about him in a very positive way, which I wasn’t. I was simply talking about his faith in God.”

She went on to say, “So it was a mistranslation, which is a pun, but not.”

“In the binary world today, you cannot hold two ideas at the same time: I cannot be Jewish and totally believe in Israel’s right to exist and at the same time reject the destruction of Gaza. You can’t say that, because you get vilified for having a mind that says, ‘I can hold both those thoughts. I can be contradictory in that way,'” she added.

It is pertinent to mention that Kirk was a conservative advocate, who founded a group named Turning Point USA.

He was shot dead during a public speaking event at Utah Valley University on September 10.