Despite of their On-Off relationship, the former couple and singer, Katy Perry and John Mayer looks like their out to show off of their getting back together. The two were spotted at Alisson William's nuptial ceremony in Saratoga, Wyoming on Saturday snuggled up together. Though, the pair are still silent about their relationship status.
American singer-songwriter, Katy Perry and his former boyfriend, singer John Mayer has so much to explain after the two were seen snuggling up on each other while on their chum's, Allison Williams' nuptial, the E! News reported. Perry and Mayer were seated right next to each other and have been photographed up close seeing their clasping arms and hands.
After being spotted, the two does not shy away from their lovey-dovey gestures around the guests. A source confirmed that the two musicians were actually a couple again. Both seemed enjoying and in high spirit as they sat next to each other during Williams' special occasion. Even though the pair made their way to the wedding on their own, riding their own private jets, the pair has no sign of being shun to see each other instead they look comfortable and cosying up, the People wrote.
It was also reported previously, the two singers rekindled their romance after they were seen in Los Angeles on a 2-pair date with "now-married-couple" Allison Williams and Ricky Van Veen last January according to New Magazine.
Aside from the new "getting-back-together" couple present at the wedding, other celebrities also made their appearance on William-Veen's wedding, including Rita Wilsons and husband, Tom Hanks, "Star" co-stars, Zosia Mamet, Lena Dunham and Jemima Kirke, Bruce Springsteen and also Mindy Kaling.
The "Roar" hit singer, Katy Perry and the 37-year-old American singer, John Mayer started their romance back in August 2012. Their dating relationship eventually ended up in July last year. It was revealed they split up because of Perry's busy career and Mayer simply can't go on with their relationship. However, their romance was reported to be on and off.
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