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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Orlando Bloom squeezed Howard Stern "nice and tight" when dancing together at Jennifer Aniston's wedding

    The actor and the DJ were among the guests at Jennifer's recent surprise nuptials to Justin Theroux and hit it off when they found themselves sitting at the same table, with Howard calling Orlando "better-looking than Johnny Depp, Brad Pitt, and Tom Cruise all rolled into one".


    Speaking about sharing a dance, Orlando, 38, quipped to USA Today: "Howard is a really lovely man. I squeezed him nice and tight. I've just sent him a note saying thanks for the love. He's wonderful. We had a fun time."

    Orlando added that is "really happy" for the newlyweds, saying: "It was a nice surprise and they're a beautiful couple."

    Howard, 61, gave a humorous speech at the wedding, and also had some comic fun with Orlando at their table, mocking him for his Hollywood good looks.

    Howard previously said: "Orlando's a nice guy. He's so handsome. I said to him at one point, 'This must be tough for you to be at this wedding. You haven't gotten laid or gotten a blow job in a half an hour. You must be used to getting f***ed every 15 minutes.' He said, 'You know, you're right.'

    "So I said to Whitney Cummings, 'Would you take Orlando somewhere and blow him?' And she said 'OK!' And she lifted up her dress. It was very funny."

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