Bradley Cooper And Irina Shayk's Romantic Relationship Might Be Back On

While Bradley Cooper likes to be as private as possible about his personal life, his ex Irina Shayk did offer some words about their break-up in an interview with British Vogue back in January, soon after it was announced that they had split. "Two great people don't have to make a good couple. I think we've been very lucky to experience what we had with each other. Life without B [Cooper] is new ground," she said rather bluntly, while also suggesting that she was more than ready to move on from their relationship. While Cooper was spotted hanging out at the beach with fellow Hollywood star Jennifer Garner in August 2020, sources suggested that they are nothing more than very good friends and industry peers, per Newsweek. In other words, it seems like Cooper was just looking to hang out with someone and not date.

With that said, Shayk was linked to none other than Kanye West for a moment of time after his separation from Kim Kardashian. But now that romance has fizzled out, according to People, it seems like Shayk is looking to start things over with Cooper. Could it be that she has a plan "B" in mind? Maybe, as the couple was spotted looking rather cozy with one another in New York City in early November and then again with their 4-year-old daughter, Lea.

In the event Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk are willing to give their love a second chance, perhaps it's best if Cooper stays far, far away from his former "A Star Is Born" co-star, Lady Gaga. While there is no concrete proof, it's often been rumored that Gaga might have had just a little something to do with Cooper and Shayk calling it quits in the first place.

As you may recall, Cooper first sounded celeb couple alarm bells on August 31, 2018, when he confessed in a press conference at the Venice Film Festival to being in love with Gaga's face. "I didn't know you were Italian. I remember when we first met, after 10 minutes we were eating homemade food that she cooked — I love to eat — and that was actually a huge bond that we both came from East Coast Italian-American families. So we had a real synchronicity on that level from our upbringing," he gushed, per Page Six. 

Cooper continued to dig his grave in the court of public opinion at the 2019 Oscars when he and Gaga served up a passionate and sensual performance of "Shallow," which left much of the audience wondering if the pair could just get a room already. Still, Cooper and Gaga were adamant that the relationship they shared was strictly business. "Yes, people saw love and—guess what—that's what we wanted you to see," Gaga famously told host Jimmy Kimmel during an appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"