Gigi Hadid has offered a rare glimpse into her relationship with actor Bradley Cooper, describing it as "beautiful" and "deeply honest" in a new interview with Vogue France. The couple, who have been romantically linked since 2023, have largely kept their relationship private.
In the interview, which accompanied a striking cover shoot featuring Hadid with bleached eyebrows, she spoke about the importance of having a partner who offers support and helps maintain grounding. Hadid noted that while they may not fully grasp the challenges of each other's professions, mutual support is crucial. "What's beautiful about my current relationship, and so different from what I've experienced before, is the ability to be deeply honest. To say what we think, when we think it," she explained.
The couple are currently residing in Paris while Cooper works on a prequel to "Ocean's Eleven." Hadid expressed her enjoyment of her time in France, even contemplating the possibility of living there full-time. She described a newfound appreciation for the city, different from her previous experiences of arriving for work and being met by photographers.
Recent sightings of Hadid and Cooper in Paris, where they were seen wearing gold bands on their ring fingers, fueled speculation about a possible marriage. Reports had suggested the couple had "secretly" married in New York earlier that summer. The rings, identified as being from the French luxury jewelry brand Boucheron, included Hadid wearing the Quatre Radiant Edition Wedding Band and Cooper reportedly wearing the Godron Pink Gold Wedding Band.
However, a separate source reportedly disputed the marriage rumors to Us Weekly, suggesting the bands were commitment rings and that neither Hadid nor Cooper were looking for a traditional wedding. "Things are going really well," the insider alleged. "They are inseparable when they aren't working. Their lives are fully integrated at this point and their daughters get along well and have play dates. They've essentially become one happy little family in their own way."