Bradley Cooper & Gigi Hadid Spotted on Romantic Date in NYC
and Gigi Hadid recently turned heads in New York City as they stepped out for a rare appearance together. The two have kept their relationship largely out of the public eye, but were seen strolling hand in hand while out for the evening.
Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid had a recent outing in New York City. On June 9, the couple was photographed holding hands as they headed out together for a relaxed evening date.
Hadid opted for a yellow-and-white gingham polo from her own clothing line, Guest in Residence. The knit top, layered over a white T-shirt, was paired with a sunny yellow midi skirt. She added a zip-up leather jacket with a lightly distressed finish. The model completed her look with white socks, brown loafers, and a small camel-toned handbag.
Meanwhile, Cooper opted for an understated look. The actor wore a black long-sleeve button-down shirt with matching pants and leather boots. He accessorized with a camouflage trucker hat and black aviator sunglasses.
This date night came not long after Hadid quietly confirmed their relationship on Instagram. On May 3, she shared a collection of birthday photos to celebrate turning 30. Among the photos, there was also a candid moment of her and Cooper sharing a kiss in front of her towering three-tier chocolate cake.
Though Hadid and Cooper have reportedly been together since October 2023, they have kept their relationship relatively low-profile until now. Hadid opened up about her relationship with Cooper in an interview with Vogue. She said, 'I respect him so much as a creative, and I feel that he gives so much to me: encouragement and, just, belief. For those people you admire to encourage you, it can create so much belief in yourself.'
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