Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga's enduring friendship was evident as Gaga attended the Los Angeles premiere of Cooper's latest movie, 'Maestro,' extending her support to her dear friend.
The actor, known for his roles in movies like 'The Hangover,' expressed his joy and gratitude for Gaga's presence at the event. Speaking to E! News, Cooper, 48, emphasized the significance of sharing artistic endeavors with someone as close as Gaga, whom he referred to as a "dear friend."
"The support means the world to me," Cooper shared with the outlet, expressing his excitement about Gaga experiencing the movie. "We shared an incredible experience together, and it's fulfilling to exchange our artistic creations."
Cooper, accompanied by his 'Maestro' co-star Carey Mulligan, posed alongside Lady Gaga, 37, at the screening held at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles. Notably, Cooper's daughter, 6-year-old Lea De Seine, also joined the group for a memorable picture.
Reflecting on their bond during the premiere of 'A Star Is Born,' Cooper had previously spoken about Gaga's lasting impact.
"I forged a lifelong friendship. Beyond the success of the movie, what I'll treasure forever is the connection I have with her," he revealed to People Magazine, acknowledging Gaga's incredible persona and expressing his gratitude for having collaborated with her.
