Bradley Cooper Denies Reports Of Romance With Taylor Swift, Calls Rumours 'Complete Horse S---'

Hollywood star Bradley Cooper has gone on the record to deny reports he had been approached by singer Taylor Swift sometime last year in an attempt to start some kind of a relationship. Not only is Cooper denying the reports, he is calling the rumours "complete horse s---!"

E Online reported Cooper went on "The Howard Stern Show" and was asked if there was any truth about rumours swirling around that Taylor had reached out to him and was turned down. Before any speculations come out about him being the subject of any of Taylor's next hit singles, the actor doused the fire with a solid statement. Cooper completely denied the reports and said he never even got so much as a phone call from Taylor's camp, or from any other actress or singer for that matter. Cooper says despite what other people may think, women do not throw themselves at him when he's out.

Stern didn't let Cooper off lightly and despite his denial, Stern still pressed the issue and referred to Cooper and Swift as a potential "power couple." Cooper wouldn't bite the bait and refused to ride along and asked Stern why he would think they would make a good pair. Stern replied he can see the actor and pop star physically look like they could make beautiful children together.

Speaking of children, Cooper has expressed his desire to have children of his own sometime in the future. Although currently unmarried, Cooper admits he sees having children as the next big step in his life. He also expressed his regret that his own father would not be able to see his grandchildren. In a previous interview with Square Mile Magazine, Cooper said his father knew he was looking forward to having children.

Cooper is currently in a relationship with British model Suki Waterhouse. Despite his claims that he is looking forward to becoming a father, there have been no reports of a possible engagement in the near future. Waterhouse was spotted in the audience during the opening night of his broadway play, but the two have mostly been very private.

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