A Star Is Born co-stars Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga reunited at the Los Angeles premiere of his new film, Maestro.
Bradley, 48, also brought a special guest to the premiere in the form of his adorable six year old daughter Lea, who he shares with his model ex, Irina Shayk.
The sweet father-daughter duo held hands and posed for pictures with Lady Gaga and Carey Mulligan, who is Bradley's co-star in the film.
Little Lea makes her acting debut in the film, playing the younger version of Leonard (Bradley) and Felicia's (Carey) daughter Jamie Bernstein.
She looked adorable at the premiere alongside her famous dad in a leopard-print Dolce and Gabbana dress, gold ballet flats and a red and black crossbody purse.
The role of the older Jamie Bernstein is played by Maya Hawke, the daughter of Hollywood stars Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman.
Bradley and Lady Gaga sparked rumours they could be dating in 2019 after their intimate performance at the Oscars.
They became close during the filming of the 2018 movie, where Lady Gaga – real name Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta – played a young singer who found fame and love with Bradley's character, a star struggling with alcoholism.
Chatting with The Hollywood Reporter, Bradley addressed the rumours about his relationship with Lady Gaga after their powerful performance at the Academy Awards.
The Hangover star explained that they chose to perform as if they were in a scene from their hit movie to help him overcome his fear of singing live.
"Just from a personal standpoint, it reduces the anxiety level," he said. "They kind of fall in love in that scene in the film. It's that explosive moment that happens to happen to them on a stage in front of thousands of people – It would have been so weird if we were both on stools facing the audience."
Maestro is up for four Golden Globes Nominations – Best Motion Picture – Drama, while Bradley is up for both Best Director and Best Actor – Drama, and Carey is nominated for Best Actress – Drama.
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