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Gigi Hadid & Bradley Cooper Twin During Limitlessly Chic NYC Date

Nov 13, 2024

A twinning moment is born. 

Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper—who have been quietly linked since October 2023—proved their romance is as strong as ever as they stepped out in coordinating looks for a stroll in New York City on Nov. 11.

During the casual outing, the Victoria’s Secret model rocked blue jeans, Birkenstock slides, red socks and a graphic white muscle tee. To top off her ensemble, the 29-year-old tied a bright red sweater around her chest and accessorized with sunglasses and a white-and-red baseball cap. 

And Bradley was Gigi’s perfect match as the duo gazed at each other while walking down a busy sidewalk, each holding onto off-white jackets in case the temperature dropped. To complete his coordinating ‘fit, the 49-year-old sported a bright red T-shirt and his own pair of sunnies.

New York City has been the backdrop for several of Gigi—who is mom to daughter Khai, 4, with ex Zayn Malik—and Bradley’s outings as of late. A few days before their casual stroll, the couple enjoyed a night on Broadway, where they attended a showing of Chicago at the Ambassador Theatre.

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