Bradley Cooper takes his 7-year-old daughter Lea as his date to the 10th annual Breakthrough Prize event in LA

While Bradley Cooper has been making headlines for his relationship with model Gigi Hadid, the actor had a date with his 7-year-old daughter Lea.

The 49-year-old actor took Lea as his date to the 10th Breakthrough Prize event at the Academy Museum in Los Angeles.

Yesterday, he was seen holding his daughter’s hand as they went for a walk in New York City.

Cooper stepped out wearing a slightly unbuttoned white shirt under a black suit, with a silver watch peeking out from the sleeve.

He also rocked a pair of matching black trousers and black shoes, while completing the look with a scruffy beard.

Yesterday, he was seen holding his daughter’s hand as they went for a walk in New York City

His daughter Lea – who he shares with ex Irina Shayk – opted for a bright multi-coloured dress under a black coat with white boots.

Cooper is coming off his second directorial outing, Maestro, which was nominated for seven Oscars including Best Picture.

Maestro represents the second directorial effort for Cooper following his critically acclaimed 2018 film A Star Is Born.

This project delves into the life of legendary composer Leonard Bernstein, who Cooper himself plays in the film, in addition to writing and directing.

The film follows Bernstein’s lifelong relationship with his muse, actress Felicia Montealegre Cohn Bernstein (Carey Mulligan).

The film debuted at the prestigious Venice Film Festival, where it was up for the Golden Lion.

Maestro had a limited theatrical run to qualify for Oscars and other awards before debuting on the Netflix streaming service in November.

The film was originally to be directed by Martin Scorsese, but he eventually left to make The Irishman.

His daughter Lea – who he shares with ex Irina Shayk – opted for a bright multi-coloured dress under a black coat with white boots.

Bradley Cooper’s seven-year-old daughter Lea hits the red carpet

Cooper is coming off his second directorial outing, Maestro, which was nominated for seven Oscars including Best Picture

Cooper signed on to direct in May 2018 after Spielberg – who stayed on as producer – saw an early screening of A Star Is Born

While Steven Spielberg was briefly attached to direct, he wanted Cooper to play Bernstein, and after he backed out of directing, Cooper revealed he wanted a shot behind the camera.

Cooper signed on to direct in May 2018 after Spielberg – who stayed on as producer – saw an early screening of A Star Is Born.

Maestro was nominated for seven Academy Awards, with Cooper getting three for Best Actor, Best Original Screenplay and Best Picture for his role as producer.

It will also compete for Best Picture, Best Hair and Makeup and Best Sound on Oscar Sunday.

Cooper will next star in and direct Is This Thing On?, starring alongside Will Arnett, who co-wrote the screenplay.