Gigi Hadid graced the Milan Trend Week runway, strolling within the Versace present on Friday, September 23 and a maybe too acquainted face was sitting entrance row — Leondardo DiCaprio‘s ex-girlfriend, Camila Morrone.
Morrone was photographed having fun with the Italian style home’s newest assortment whereas Hadid took the catwalk by storm.
This week, a supply informed ET that DiCaprio joined Hadid in Italy for style week. “They’re totally seeing one another,” the supply revealed. Early within the week, one other supply shared that “Gigi and Leo are the actual deal. They’ve been hanging out quite a bit and are very into one another.”
The supply provides, “Issues are going effectively between them they usually’re each completely satisfied.”
DiCaprio and Hadid’s romance comes somewhat over a month after it was confirmed that the actor ended issues with Camila Morrone. The pair cut up up in August, after courting for 4 years.
Hadid, 27, and DiCaprio, 47, have been the discuss of the city since they had been noticed earlier this month hanging out in New York Metropolis throughout Trend Week. The pair had been seen with one another at Casa Cipriani and “regarded very flirty,” in line with a supply.
“They had been sitting within the eating room space and had been canoodling and having a enjoyable evening out with one another,” the supply described.
Hadid’s new relationship is her first public relationship since ending issues along with her ex-boyfriend and the daddy of her youngster, Zayn Malik, in 2021. Over the weekend, the mannequin celebrated their daughter, Khai’s, second birthday, and tagged Malik within the submit.
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