Bradley Cooper’s ex-partner Irina Shayk and his new flame Gigi Hadid both offered their support as the star served Philly cheesesteaks from his latest business venture – a food truck in New York.
Shayk brought their six-year-old daughter Lea De Seine along to see Cooper working at Danny & Coop’s Cheesesteaks in Greenwich Village on Wednesday.
The Russian supermodel, who dated the Oscar nominee from 2015 until 2019, looked chic in a black puffer jacket and small framed sunglasses as she picked up a sandwich.
Shayk, 37, wasn’t the only famous face to stop by as fellow model Gigi Hadid, who is believed to be dating Cooper, also made an appearance and was seen sampling one of the cheesesteaks after arriving with a friend.
Hadid sported black trousers with a cropped denim jacket, Yankees baseball cap and sunglasses for the outing.
The pair were first seen together at the beginning of October enjoying a dinner date in the Big Apple.
A few days later they were snapped arriving back in NYC after what sources say was a romantic weekend break together.
In the wake of the sightings, it was reported that Taylor Swift had put Hadid and the Hollywood actor up in her Rhode Island home so they can explore their blossoming romance away from the spotlight.
Swift, 33, who is dating American footballer Travis Kelce, is believed to have opened the doors of her luxury 11,000 sq ft property to the pair.
“Taylor is a total romantic and loves playing cupid for her friends,” a source told The Mirror at the time.
“Even though Gigi and Bradley have their own properties in New York, they wanted somewhere more private to spend time getting to know each other and Taylor was only too happy to help. She said the door to her home is always open for them to use.”
The supermodel was previously linked to Leonardo DiCaprio, whom she was believed to be dating from September until things reportedly fizzled out in February.
For Cooper’s new NYC venture, he partnered up with Danny DiGiampietro, owner of Angelo’s Pizzeria in Philadelphia, to create their pop-up food truck, Danny & Coop’s Cheesesteaks.
According to The Philadelphia Inquiry, the food truck will also be serving sandwiches priced at $10 on Thursday with proceeds going to a non-profit that feeds New Yorkers in need.
