American actor Bradley Cooper and supermodel Irina Shayk have split after four years of dating.
“They split but she is still staying at his house for now. It’s complicated because of the baby,” an insider confirmed to US Weekly.
The news comes after their relationship hit a rough patch and led to breakup rumours. “They haven’t been getting along for a while. They are not in a great place,” another source told the publication.
The ‘A Star Is Born’ actor and the 33-year-old supermodel started dating in April 2015 after their respective breakups from Suki Waterhouse and Cristiano Ronaldo.
A month later, the two were spotted kissing during a trip to London. The former couple kept spending some quality time while travelling to Italy and Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Cooper and Shayk made their red carpet debut as a couple in May 2016 at the L’Oreal Red Obsession party during Paris Fashion Week, where they posed for the cameras before stealing a kiss inside.
However, two months later, the duo made headlines when they appeared to argue while attending the Wimbledon tennis championship tournament.
In November 2016, the model showed off her baby bump while walking at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in Paris. The two welcomed their daughter named Lea De Seine in March 2017 but kept the news under wraps for a few weeks.
In the recent years, Shayk has been often seen by her beau’s side on the red carpet at awards shows and movie premieres, including the 2019 Golden Globes and this year’s Oscars. Still, she wanted to keep her relationship with the actor private.
“Because my work requires me to be out there, I just decided my personal life will be quiet. That’s why it’s called personal because it’s something for you and your family and I feel happy with it,” the model told Glamour UK in February.
Cooper was linked to his A Star Is Born co-star Lady Gaga after their intimate Oscars performance of Shallow in February and their undeniable chemistry in the critically acclaimed film.
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