Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid reportedly chose a very different approach to their wedding. Insiders claimed the couple secretly got married, being inspired by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce‘s high-profile wedding. According to the sources, Swift and Kelce’s lavish celebration reinforced Cooper and Hadid’s decision to keep their own wedding entirely out of the public eye.
Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid reportedly chose a private wedding
According to sources who spoke to Naughty But Nice, Cooper and Hadid chose a private ceremony attended only by their closest family members and friends. The insiders claimed the couple intentionally avoided the fanfare often associated with celebrity weddings.
“Bradley and Gigi wanted a marriage, not a media event,” one source alleged. “No helicopters, no drones, no celebrity guest list. They wanted the day to belong to them—not the headlines,” the insider added.
The report claimed that the matching Boucheron wedding bands Cooper and Hadid wore in Paris were not a hint about their wedding plans. Instead, they reportedly confirmed that the couple had already gotten married.
According to another insider, Cooper and Hadid closely followed the attention surrounding Swift and Kelce’s star-studded wedding but ultimately decided they wanted a completely different experience. “Watching Taylor’s wedding only confirmed they’d made the right decision,” the source claimed.
The insider added that while the couple admired Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding celebration, they preferred something far more intimate. “They admire Taylor, but they wanted the complete opposite. Their perfect wedding was the one nobody even knew had happened,” the source said.
Photographs from Paris showing Cooper and Hadid wearing matching wedding bands intensified rumors about their relationship and sparked widespread speculation that the couple had already exchanged vows.
Neither Cooper nor Hadid has publicly confirmed the reports. Another source claimed the couple has no intention of sharing wedding photos or making a formal announcement. “Don’t expect a wedding album or an official announcement,” the insider alleged. “Privacy wasn’t a compromise—it was the plan from the very beginning.”
Originally reported by Khushali Srivastava on Reality Tea.
