News Now:Perry and Bloom won a three-year legal battle against a disabled veteran over the sale of a Montecito property for $15 million.

Two days ago, they won a three-year legal battle against a disabled veteran over the sale of his $15 million Montecito home.

The couple had bought the 8.9-acre estate in 2020 from 84-year-old Carl Westcott, who later backtracked on the sale.

Westcott claimed he was under the influence of painkillers at the time, and only realized what he had agreed to days after they wore off – but this Wednesday, a Los Angeles judge ruled he was in his right mind when he made the sale.

Fresh off their triumph, Perry and Bloom emerged for a loved-up dinner date in Manhattan, holding hands as they made their way down the street.

Perry was glammed up in a plush blue coat that glinted under the streetlights and featured sumptuous faux fur trim.

Sweeping her jet-black hair up into a 1960s chic updo, she sharpened her unmistakable features with makeup including a slick of dark lipstick.

Accessorizing with a small black handbag, the Ur So Gay singer rounded off her ensemble with a pair of kitten heels.

Bloom meanwhile kookily modeled sunglasses at night, layering a tartan jacket over a matching shirt and slipping on a pair of charcoal jeans.

In July 2020, Carl Westcott signed a real estate contract agreeing to sell the 8.9-acre estate in Santa Barbara to Perry – but later claimed he was under the influence of opioids and painkillers following major back surgery.

Westcott, who suffers from Huntington’s Disease, said he only realized what he had signed away when the effects of the painkillers wore off days later and at that point tried to rescind the contract.

But a Los Angeles judge ruled against him on Wednesday in the favor of the celebrity couple.

According to People, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Joseph Lipner said: ‘Westcott presented no persuasive evidence that he lacked capacity into a real estate contract.’