London, April 25: Katy Perry and ex-boyfriend Travis McCoy are back together.
The couple realised that they could not bear to be apart, and therefore, have rekindled their romance.
Katy and Gym Class Heroes rapper Travis split in December, blaming the break-up on their busy careers, reports The Sun.
However, Travis has now exclusively revealed that they’re happier now that they’ve “grown up” and learned to take the relationship at a slower pace.
He said, “The break-up sucked. We’re back together now — you’re the first person I’ve told that to. I keep thinking about if I had to go through it again and how s****y it would be.
“We were moving way too fast. I was being juvenile about the entire thing. Now it’s easy breezy. I’m happy and in love.”
But he insists he won’t be rushing his woman down the aisle any time soon.
Travis added, “I’m just enjoying the way things are right now.
“I’m in no rush to get the ball and chain strapped to my legs.”
ANI
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