Gigi Hadid is Bradley Cooper's biggest supporter. As Cooper prepares for the release of his new movie, Hadid took to social media to encourage her followers to support him, sharing some details on her social media.
Over the weekend, Cooper premiered his new movie, "Is This Thing On?"
Hadid took to her Instagram stories to share some encouraging words and some photos of the event, which she didn't attend. "Premiere night! Congratulations to my love!" she wrote in a photo showing a giant TV screen that was playing the movie. In her message, she sent shoutouts to the cast and crew, including Laura Dern, Will Arnett, Andra Day, and more.
Cooper opened up about his family, revealing that his daughter, Lea, played a part in his new movie. "She's part of it," he said to E! News. "I was making A Star is Born when she was born and then Maestro, she's in."
He shared that there was "nothing weird" about Lea's presence on set. "It's just a part of what we do, and it's kind of a nice thing. She cares so much about it." He shares Lea with his ex, Irina Shayk, with the two being present co-parents for Lea, often photographed together and going on vacations.
Cooper revealed that Lea is very involved in each and all of his films, with her providing some helpful suggestions. "Kids, they say exactly what they think, and she has a big opinion about everything," he said. "I love it and I care what she thinks. Even with casting, we'll look at casting auditions together," he said.
How Cooper has inspired Hadid
While Hadid and Cooper have been quiet about their relationship for the majority of their time together, in recent months, the two have felt more comfortable discussing each other with the media. Hadid has shared the occasional photo of Cooper on social media and some sweet tributes.
In a new interview with Vogue, Hadid opened up about her desire to act and how Cooper has encouraged her to pursue her creative passions. "I respect him so much as a creative," she said. "I feel that he gives so much to me: encouragement and, just, belief."
"For those people you admire to encourage you, it can create so much belief in yourself. Like, what’s the worst thing if I auditioned for this? You jump and take the leap."