Model Gigi Hadid and actor Bradley Cooper were seen together at a gym in Paris on Thursday, amidst ongoing rumors that they have secretly married. The couple, who have been increasingly public with their relationship since meeting in October 2023, have sparked marriage speculation due to the recent appearance of matching rings.
Hadid, 31, was seen wearing a ring on her left hand, which Page Six Style reported on Tuesday to be a $6,450 Boucheron 'Quatre Radiant Edition Wedding Band.' The ring is described by the French luxury jewelry brand as a 'declaration of love, but also of style.' Cooper, 51, reportedly chose the $2,120 Boucheron 'Godron Pink Gold Wedding Band,' a design described as evoking 'the strength of the love that binds two people together.' Cooper was not seen wearing his band at the gym, opting instead for a baseball cap and a t-shirt.
The pair, who have not yet walked a red carpet together, first debuted the bands side-by-side on Monday. However, a source told Us Weekly on Thursday that while the couple has had the rings for a few months, they are considered commitment rings, and neither Hadid nor Cooper are looking to get married or have 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.'
Hadid, who shares 6-year-old daughter Khai with ex-fiancé Zayn Malik, has coordinated custody schedules months in advance for her daughter's birthday. Cooper has a 9-year-old daughter, Lea De Seine, from his previous relationship with Irina Shayk. Cooper was previously married to Jennifer Esposito, a union that ended in 2007.
Cooper is reportedly in Paris for his upcoming role in an Ocean's prequel, set to be released in June 2027. He is also slated to voice a character in an animated feature film and was reportedly in talks to play a cop involved in the January 6, 2021 Capitol insurrection in an untitled directorial effort by Sean Penn.