Model Gigi Hadid revealed the homemade prosciutto and herb pasta dish actor Bradley Cooper loves in a new Vogue France tutorial video.
The 31-year-old model gave a step-by-step guide to preparing the meal, which she noted her 51-year-old actor partner cannot get enough of. The tutorial was featured in a video for Vogue France's Now Serving series, uploaded to YouTube on Wednesday amid ongoing speculation that she and Cooper secretly tied the knot.
Hadid is an American fashion model who has appeared on numerous international magazine covers and walked for leading luxury fashion brands. Cooper is an American actor and filmmaker who has starred in several acclaimed Hollywood feature films.
During the video, Hadid opened up about her passion for cooking while preparing the meal on a makeshift kitchen set. In addition to playing chef for her boyfriend, she spoke about cooking for her five-year-old daughter Khai, whom she shares with her ex-partner, 33-year-old singer Zayn Malik.
Hadid guaranteed that her special pasta dish is 'good every time' and listed her choice of ingredients. The recipe includes prosciutto, tomatoes, cilantro, Parmesan, garlic, olive oil, pine nuts, and red pepper flakes added for 'a little spice.'
'I've definitely made this for my man. He loves this,' she said about her partner of three years before serving up the finished dish.
Relationship details and Vogue interview
Besides making a subtle mention of her boyfriend in the cooking video, Hadid also opened up about her 'beautiful' relationship with Cooper in her cover story for Vogue France's September issue, published on Tuesday.
'What's beautiful about my current relationship, and so different from what I've experienced before, is the ability to be deeply honest,' she said in the interview. 'To say what we think, when we think it.'
Her comment was also telling of her past relationships. Hadid previously had an on-and-off, nearly six-year romance with Malik, a former member of the boy band One Direction, as well as a brief two-month fling with newly engaged Bachelor Nation alumnus Tyler Cameron.
Hadid also gushed about Cooper's unwavering support of her, and vice versa. 'We don't necessarily understand all the challenges of each other's jobs, but the important thing is to have someone who supports you, and helps you stay grounded,' she said.
Hadid and Cooper were first romantically linked in October 2023 when they were spotted on a dinner date in New York City. Although the couple prefer to keep their relationship out of the spotlight, Cooper has made an appearance on Hadid's social media account.
Last year, the couple celebrated two years of dating by going Instagram official. Hadid also shared a photo of them kissing at her 30th birthday party in May 2025.
Marriage rumors and family life
Most recently, after both attending Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Madison Square Garden nuptials, the couple sparked rumors that they secretly tied the knot when they were seen with matching bands on their ring fingers.
In the time since the newlyweds' July 3rd wedding, Hadid has been spotted spending quality time with Cooper's mother and his daughter in Paris.
Cooper is father to daughter Lea De Seine, nine, whom he shares with his ex-partner, Russian model Irina Shayk. Cooper and Shayk were in a relationship for four years before calling it quits in 2019.
In the Now Serving video, Hadid also talked about being a parent-of-one, like her boyfriend. 'Usually if I have time to cook, it's when I'm on mom duty,' she said as she brought up her daughter at one point in the video. 'There's a lot of yapping with a five-year-old.'
Culinary origins and childhood influences
The supermodel also opened up about her second passion and said behind modeling is cooking. She admitted she used to dream of going on cooking shows to show off her skills and discussed how she learned to cook.
Hadid explained that she learned to cook from television shows and also credited her father, real estate developer Mohamed Hadid. 'I've just been a student of television cooking for my entire life,' she said. 'Any day I was home from school, I was watching cooking.'
She added: 'The biggest thing I learned from my dad is, "Cook with your heart."' 'You need to cook from the heart, people,' she said before noting that like her, 'he's not a big measurer either.'
