Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid's Relationship Status Might Change 'In the Next Couple of Months'
The "American Sniper" actor is reportedly gearing up to pop the big question soon, as he and the model become even more serious about starting their own blended family.
The move comes months after Hadid was seen enjoying a stroll with Cooper's daughter, giving fans a glimpse into her future as a stepmother.
Bradley Cooper And Gigi Hadid Want A Family Of Their Own
Insiders claim Cooper and Hadid are on the same page about having a child together despite each having daughters from separate relationships.
The "Maestro" actor shares a 7-year-old daughter, Lea De Seine, with his former partner, model Irina Shayk, while Hadid co-parents her 5-year-old daughter, Khai, with her ex-boyfriend, Zayn Malik.
Cooper is "considering marriage and kids with Gigi," the source alleged. With their children around the same age and both families already blending, walking down the aisle seems like a natural next step.
"He might pop the question in the next couple of months," the informant told Page Six.
Gigi Hadid And Bradley Cooper Are In A 'Bubble'
Despite a 20-year age gap, Hadid and Cooper have continued to grow stronger as a couple since they debuted their romance in October 2023.
Their close bond even reflects in their children's relationship, as sources claim the kids spend time together and have playdates.
As a result, Hadid and Cooper are keen on bringing an additional child or children into the mix. "They could picture a blended family with their daughters and their own kids," the informant noted.
Luckily, the lovebirds' relationship is strong enough to withstand the adjustments that come with having more children, if that happens.
Cooper and Hadid are "incredibly happy and are in their own bubble," added the source.
Gigi Hadid Earns Praises For Future Stepmother Role
Reports of impending wedding bells come almost a month after Hadid was spotted in New York City enjoying an affectionate stroll with Cooper's daughter, Lea.
As The Blast reported, the model and Lea were photographed strolling leisurely in the Big Apple while sharing a keen conversation.
The 30-year-old dressed casual for the outing in a white top, cardigan, and high-waisted jeans paired with Vans sneakers. Hadid accessorized with a tote bag, simple jewelry, and sunglasses.
Cooper's daughter proudly represented her father, wearing a Metallica top that honors her dad's favorite band. The seven-year-old finished off her look with a floral-patterned skirt and grey sneakers.
Although the "Silver Linings Playbook" actor was absent during the stroll, Lea looked super comfortable hanging with the model.
The 'Ocean's 8' Star Is A Mother Figure To Bradley Cooper's Daughter
The NYC outing got tongues wagging, with fans praising how easily the model integrated herself into Cooper's world.
A source shared insight on Lea and Hadid's bond, saying the IMG model treats Lea "as if she were her own" and in return the preschooler "sees Gigi as a mother figure in return."
Although Shayk remains in the picture, the Russian model reportedly approves of the relationship. Luckily, Cooper shared a similar bond with his girlfriend's daughter, Khai, and has the stamp of approval from Malik.
"Lea has also become like a big sister to Khai, and the two girls share a strong relationship," the informant noted. "Khai has grown up with Bradley and Lea as a regular part of her life, and she sees Bradley as a father figure - something Zayn supports as well."
Gigi Hadid's Family Gives Bradley Cooper Romance The Green Light
Fans aren't the only ones excited about Cooper and Hadid's pairing, as the model's family is also very much on board.
The Blast previously reported that a source told People Magazine that the Hadid family is extremely supportive due to how happy their daughter appears with the award-winning Hollywood star.
"Gigi's family is so happy for her, and they absolutely adore Bradley. He is such a gentleman, and he blends so seamlessly into their family," the insider explained. "Gigi and Bradley have a lot in common, and his daughter, Lea, is so sweet and gentle with Khai."
The source continued, "Bradley is different from any of Gigi's past relationships, and they've never seen her this happy with a partner before."
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