Katy Perry and fiance Orlando Bloom make a RARE sighting with daughter Daisy, ... trends now

Katy Perry and her fiancé Orlando Bloom looked every inch the doting parents while taking their adorable daughter Daisy to a park in Beverly Hills on Tuesday afternoon.

As the family enjoyed some quality time together, the Dark Horse singer, 39, and her longtime partner, 47, supervised their three-year-old as she rode her scooter around, before hitting the swings. 

The Grammy nominee was in full mom mode as she made sure Daisy's helmet was on securely as Bloom filmed their tot climbing up rocks and frolicking around. 

For their laid-back outing, the American Idol judge sported a grey sweatsuit, Nike sneakers, a mustard yellow crossbody and black sunglasses.  

She opted to wear her dark brown locks in two braids under a beige baseball cap. 

In addition to carrying a bottle of water, Perry arrived to the park with a warm beverage from Starbucks in her hand. 

Bloom also rocked a casual look, consisting of a black t-shirt, grey pants, a baseball cap and tennis shoes. 

The Pirates of the Caribbean star held onto his pooch's leash as they walked around the grass and made the most of the warm spring weather. 

His and Perry's latest sighting comes after he reflected on how he first 'fell in love' with the performer on the podcast What Now? With Trevor Noah. 

'One of the things that I fell in love with with Katy was like, I didn't really - she hates when I say this, so I have to word it carefully - but her music was everywhere, right?' Orlando recalled on Trevor's podcast.

'When I came up, it was just on every radio station, but I wasn't conscious of - like, it wasn't what I was listening to,' he admitted.

'But I fell in love with Katheryn, this girl from Santa Barbara - and by the way, parents, pastors, living on food stamps. We're not talking glamorous, Montecito,' he noted.

Katy has spoken candidly about growing up in a poor family, falling back on food banks and at times even busking when she was a teenage girl.

Orlando had a boarding school upbringing in England before landing his star-making role in The Lord Of The Rings when he was two days out of drama school.

He reflected that he and Katy 'both meet each other with understanding where we came from, what we worked to do, what we had to do to get to where we got to.'

Orlando explained that the Firework hitmaker 'definitely demands that I evolve, right? And I feel I do the same for her. And that makes for fireworks, pardon the pun, but it also makes for a lot of fun and a lot of growth.'