Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga being suspected of being pregnant. It was alleged that the two are actually meeting each other in secret despite their denials that they continued their romance after the actor broke up with his baby mama Irina Shayk.
According to In Touch Weekly via New Idea, while Cooper vehemently denied this, the cause of his split from his model partner and mother of his 2-year-old daughter was Lady Gaga. In fact, even Shayk confirmed this by accusing him of cheating not long ago.
Gaga also denied that there have been romantic feelings between her and Cooper. When it was reported that her “A Star is Born” co-star already left Irina, the singer said that she will not get together with her leading man and she also does not want to hurt the model further.
But now, it was reported that Gaga is pregnant so she and Bradley Cooper cannot hide this anymore. Will there be an announcement soon?
“Everyone is saying that Gaga’s glowing and hiding a baby bump,” the insider said. “Of course, the only person it could be is Bradley’s, and we’re waiting to see if she’ll make an announcement.”
The tipster added that once this news comes out Irina Shayk would be totally furious because this is her worst nightmare coming true. But then again, whether she likes it or not, the secret is bound to find its way to the newsstands any time now.
However, this might not be newsworthy at all because Gossip Cop claimed that the story is totally a lie. It pointed out the sources who supposedly provided the story are not reliable because they could not be found. Plus, the publication directly checked with Lady Gaga and it confirmed the rumors were made up. The singer is not pregnant with Bradley Cooper’s baby and they are not together in the first place.


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