Taylor Swift hosted a star-studded pool party at her $17 million Rhode Island property on Saturday, and Bradley Cooper brought his daughter Lea De Seine along.
The Daily Mail was able to secure images of the 49-year-old “Hangover” actor and his 7-year-old son showing them standing on the balcony of the singer’s opulent vacation house.
Cooper, who has a daughter with his former partner Irina Shayk, grinned broadly as he saw Lea, who was putting her hands up to her father’s chest.
The “Maestro” actor wore a black short-sleeve shirt and a black cap in a casual manner for the occasion.
It is unknown if Cooper’s girlfriend, the model Gigi Hadid, attended the celebration.
The actor from “A Star Is Born” was one of several celebrities who resided in the 11,000-square-foot home that Swift bought in 2013.
Swift’s friends Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds were also present, along with Patrick and Brittany Mahomes, the boyfriend of the Grammy winner, Travis Kelce.
The wealthy pop star was spotted having fun on her balcony with the quarterback, tight end, and one of his two kids from the Kansas City Chiefs, according to pictures that Page Six was able to secure.
Lively — who has been the center of drama surrounding her latest film, “It Ends With Us” — and her husband, Reynolds, 47, were seen sharing a kiss before entering the mansion.
Travis’ bother, Jason Kelce, and his wife Kylie Kelce and their children also attended the end of summer festivities, per pics obtained by the Daily Mail.
The pool party comes days after Swift wrapped the European leg of her Eras Tour in London.
The “Cruel Summer” songstress and Travis, both 34, were able to spend time together in Rhode Island due to the NFL star’s “long weekend break.”
“[The Chiefs] were off yesterday, today and tomorrow, but he won’t be staying long. [He and Patrick] have to be back tomorrow night for a Monday morning meeting with the team,” a source close to Travis told Page Six exclusively.
The Chiefs’ opening game against the Baltimore Ravens will take place in Kansas City, Mo., on Sept. 5.