At the Los Angeles premiere of her father’s most recent movie, Maestro, on Tuesday in Los Angeles, California, Lea De Seine, the adorable daughter of Bradley Cooper, stole the show.
Following her red carpet debut with her well-known father, the young child—a striking resemblance of the nine-time Oscar nominee—took out a coloring book to pass the time while Cooper interacted with Lady Gaga and costar Carey Mulligan.
His mini-me, whose mother is supermodel Irina Shayk, started painting as the 48-year-old Nightmare Alley star talked to Mulligan. She was sitting on the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures floor with a friend.
Lea was seen writing away in the video that Entertainment Tonight was able to obtain. She then glanced up at Cooper and made an adorable attempt to grab his attention by calling out, “Daddy!” several times.
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Too cute! Bradley Cooper’s daughter Lea De Seine adorably stole the show at the Los Angeles premiere for her father’s latest film, Maestro, in Los Angeles, California on Tuesday
IMDb claims that Lea plays a younger Jamie Bernstein, played by Maya Hawke, in the movie Maestro.
Cooper and Lea linked hands as they walked the red carpet together. Cooper was wearing a leopard print Dolce & Gabbana outfit and gold ballet shoes.
For her big night, Lea wore her golden hair pulled back, with sideswept bangs, and looked adorable with a red manicure.
The toddler even joined her father while sporting a little crossbody-style red and black purse.
Bradley looked sharp wearing a black tie, white shirt, and three-piece suit in navy.
In addition, he wore black dress shoes and had a short haircut and a beard that was only partially visible.
Shayk showed her support for the couple on social media even though she was unable to attend.
Many thanks, @maestrofilm Under a black and white Maestro promotional poster, she wrote, “So proud Daddy and Lea.”
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As the 48-year-old Nightmare Alley star spoke to Mulligan, his mini-me, whose mom is supermodel Irina Shayk , began drawing as she sat on the floor of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, next to a friend
