Gigi Hadid has everyone wondering if the ring on her finger is something more than a cute accessory following a fun night out for her 30th birthday.
On Friday, April 25, Hadid was spotted with boyfriend Bradley Cooper while on their way Le Chalet in New York City, where the model was celebrating her 30th birthday. For the celebration, Gigi was wearing black leather pants with wide legs and a white tank bodysuit, wearing her hair up in a sleek bun. As for accessories, she wore a gold necklace and earrings, adding smoky eyeliner and a dark red lip to complete the look.
It didn’t take long for fans to notice the jewelry on Hadid’s left hand, which was clearly visible while she was holding her white clutch. On her ring finger, the model could be seen wearing a gold band along with several other gold rings on additional fingers–But even while rocking so much jewelry, the gold band still sparked engagement rumors.
The birthday celebration was also attended by Hadid’s family, which includes her younger sister Bella Hadid, mother Yolanda Hadid, and father Mohamed Hadid.
Just a few months ago, in January, a source told PEOPLE that Hadid and Cooper, who is 20 years older than his girlfriend, are in no rush to get engaged. The insider said that they are “serious about each other, but an engagement would be a big step.”
“Neither are looking to rush anything, but that’s not to say they’re not very happy together,” the source continued, going on to say that Hadid and Cooper’s “families spend time together, and so do their kids. It’s very sweet…Gigi has a free spirit personality and she brings out a fun side of Bradley.”
When Gigi covered Vogue for their April issue, she opened up about her relationship with Cooper, 50, calling it “very romantic and happy.” She continued, “I feel that he gives so much to me: encouragement and, just, belief.”
At the time, she also revealed that she first connected with her now-boyfriend at the “backyard birthday party” of a mutual friend’s child.
“You want to give yourself a normal experience of dating, and even for my friends who aren’t public figures, that’s hard,” she explained. “Where do you go? And, what? You just start talking to people? And then there’s another added layer of privacy and security. You want to believe that people are going to have your back and not call TMZ or go on DeuxMoi or whatever, but you just don’t know.”
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