Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk have decided to end their engagement.
Bradley and Irina have ended their relationship, according to PEOPLE magazine.
The pair first sparked romance in March 2015, and the A Star is Born actor and director, Bradley, popped the question in December 2016.
The couple welcomed the birth of their first child, Lea De Seine, in March 2017.
However, plans had not been made for them to take their nuptials.
The 33-year-old supermodel was pictured yesterday with her engagement ring missing from her left hand, while she spent the day with two-year-old, Lea, in LA.
A source close to the pair told PEOPLE, Bradley and Irina ‘are amicably working out how to share custody of their daughter Lea De Seine.’
It has been previously reported that the pair’s relationship had been struggling.
An insider told E!, ‘Things get a little bit better but then they find themselves back in the same place of questioning whether being a couple is what’s best.’
The source added: 'They want to stay together for their daughter, but neither of them are very happy.
'They’ve spent time apart to test the waters and see if they are better off,' the source said. 'They have a lot invested and it’s very difficult to completely walk away from. They are trying out different arrangements and trying to find their way. They love their little girl dearly and that’s not going to change no matter what.’
The sad announcement comes following speculation that singer Lady Gaga and Bradley were having an affair after their steamy scenes in movie A Star is Born, and intimate performance of song Shallow at The Academy Awards back in February.
Last week, Lady Gaga confirmed her split from fiancé, Christian Carino.
Preferring to keep their relationship out of the spotlight, Bradley and Irina have not yet commented on their split.
Irina told Glamour, in February 2019, that she prefers to keep her relationship private.
She said: ‘I just decided my personal life will be quiet. That’s why it’s called personal, because it’s something for you and your family, and I feel happy with it.’
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