The supermodel waited in her chauffeured SUV for nearly 10 minutes before rushing inside the athlete’s NYC apartment building after he arrived.
The mom of one was photographed wearing a layered dress to the former athlete’s apartment — and it was the same look she had on when she arrived at the star-studded show.
Shayk, 37, looked chic in a black one-shoulder dress with a leopard print slip dress underneath that flowed to her shoes.Diggzy/Jesal / SplashNews.comDiggzy/Jesal / SplashNews.comShayk wore the same outfit earlier to the Michael Kors NYFW 2023 show.Diggzy/Jesal / SplashNews.com She accessorized her look with black Adidas sneakers, a black Hermès crossbody bag and black thin rectangular sunglasses. Shayk also styled her hair into a slicked-back braided ponytail.The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers star wore black joggers, a black hoodie sweatshirt, a backward white baseball cap and white Nike sneakers.Diggzy/Jesal / SplashNews.comHe eventually walked in minutes prior to Shayk.
The football champ and Shayk’s rendezvous marked the first time the two have been publicly spotted hanging out since she was spotted getting cozy with Cooper.
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