Hollywood couple Suki Waterhouse and Bradley Cooper engaged rumors went a notch higher as they are said to have tied the knot recently after they were spotted wearing identical rings.
According to Glamour, the A-list couple could have been married after Suki Waterhouse and Bradley Cooper engaged rumors and in between juggling their outing in Wimbledon and the Serpentine Ball these past few weeks.
A Refiney29 report said that the two were spotted at the back of a car with Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich earlier last week. They were both wearing identical thin gold bands around their ring fingers.
However, Bradley Cooper's representative, Simmer, cleared the secret marriage rumors saying that Bradley Cooper occasionally wears his late father's wedding ring.
Meanwhile, the speculations of Suki Waterhouse and Bradley Cooper are engaged have been on the news these past months.
Few months ago, Yahoo Celebrity reported that the Suki Waterhouse and Bradley Cooper engaged rumors are true as the "Silver Linings Playbook" actor wanted a wedding before he turned 40.
An insider told Yahoo Celebrity that Suki Waterhouse's best friend and British supermodel Cara Delevingne has been encouraging the model to marry Bradley Cooper.
"Cara has been encouraging Suki to tie the knot at the beginning of next year before Brad turns 40 on January 5th," the source said.
The source reportedly added, "Suki's been texting Cara saying that Bradley wants a wedding before he's 40, but she's worried she's still too young, even though she's besotted with him."
Two weeks ago, the couple was spotted showing PDAs at the Serpentine Ball. The 22 year-old model rocked a peach long gown that revealed major cleavage because of her deep neckline. She narrowly escaped a major wardrobe malfunction after wearing her gown without bra and her nipples poked through the clothing. Meanwhile, the actor cannot help but take a peek from his girlfriends' cleavage.
The couple was also seen being sweet at the Wimbledon's men's singles semi-final match, the Daily Mail said.
