Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid Wear Matching Beanies For a Romantic Valentine’s Day Stroll

Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid marked their inaugural Valentine’s Day together with a stroll through the bustling streets of New York City. The pair exuded effortless charm as they sauntered arm-in-arm, their matching grey beanie hats adding a touch of cosy sophistication to their ensemble. A candid snapshot captured during their outing encapsulated the tender intimacy shared between the actor and the model.

Clad in casual yet stylish attire, Bradley opted for a sleek black jacket adorned with white print, layered over a crisp white T-shirt, complemented by grey pants and coordinating sneakers. Meanwhile, Gigi showcased her impeccable fashion sense in a sleek black leather jacket paired with dark grey jeans and chic black and white sneakers.

Despite their celebrity status, the lovebirds appeared intent on maintaining a low profile, accessorising their looks with sunglasses as they navigated the bustling city streets. While the exact destination of their outing remained undisclosed, their relaxed demeanour hinted at a carefree and enjoyable Valentine’s Day spent together.

This latest public appearance comes on the heels of romance rumours that initially surfaced. Although Bradley and Gigi initially maintained a level of privacy surrounding their relationship, recent sightings of the couple hand-in-hand during a London outing and flashing smiles while traversing the streets of NYC on February 1st have further fueled speculation about their blossoming romance.

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Notably, despite their growing bond, Bradley and Gigi have yet to introduce their respective children into their relationship. Bradley shares a daughter, Lea, with his ex-partner Irina Shayk, while Gigi is the mother of a daughter, Khai, whom she shares with her ex, Zayn Malik. 

Despite the complexities of co-parenting, both Bradley and Gigi have demonstrated a commitment to nurturing their relationships with their children, often seen spending quality time with them independently.

-Sushmita Sarkar