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Did Justin Trudeau buy his $3.1 million Montreal mansion in hopes Katy Perry would move in?

Did Justin Trudeau buy his $3.1 million Montreal mansion in hopes Katy Perry would move in?
MarketWatch Friday 12 June 2026, 08:59 UTC 1 min read
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Former Canadian PM Justin Trudeau is reportedly taking a big step in his romance with singer Katy Perry after sources claimed that he hopes she will move into his new $3.1 million Montreal home at least “part” of the year.

Former Canadian PM Justin Trudeau is reportedly taking a big step in his romance with singer Katy Perry after sources claimed that he hopes she will move into his new $3.1 million Montreal home at least “part” of the year.
Justin Trudeau (PERSON) Montreal (LOCATION) Katy Perry (PERSON) Canadian (ORG)
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