Irina Shayk shoots death stare at one of her famous exes as she runs into him on the streets of NYC
Irina Shayk was spotted shooting a death stare at one of her famous exes as she ran into him on the streets of New York this week.
The 39-year-old Russian supermodel can lay claim to a dazzlingly star-studded dating history with an international list of boldface names.
She shares her eight-year-old daughter Lea De Seine with Bradley Cooper, who is now in the eye of a cyclone of engagement rumors with Gigi Hadid.
Over the years Irina has also run around with Cristiano Ronaldo and Kanye West, and was linked to Tom Brady after the collapse of his marriage to Gisele Bundchen.
But this Thursday in Manhattan, she crossed paths with a different heartthrob from her past - a dashing ' nepo baby ' with a world-renowned father.
He sauntered up behind her on the sidewalk - but as he walked past her, grinning, she caught sight of him and aimed a withering glare at him.
The smoldering hunk is none other than Vito Schnabel, an art gallerist and son of the globally acclaimed artist Julian Schnabel.
He showed off his burly physique in a clinging grey t-shirt, while Irina was stylish as ever in a blouse-sweatshirt combo as she carried her tiny dog Peanut up the street.
In addition to his art career, he has also broken into acting career, with a steamy role as one of Truman Capote's lovers on last year's Ryan Murphy series Feud: Capote v. The Swans starring Naomi Watts, Diane Lane and Tom Hollander.
Vito, 38, can rival Irina with his string of high-profile romances, including a three-year liaison with Heidi Klum, 51, from 2014 until 2017.
He then dated Amber Heard from 2018 until early 2019, under the shadow of her rollercoaster legal battle with her ex-husband Johnny Depp.
Vito is also said to have squired such women as supermodel Elle Macpherson, 61, Lord Of The Rings star Liv Tyler, 47, and Hollywood icon Demi Moore, 62.
Irina and Vito were briefly linked early during the coronavirus pandemic, when they were repeatedly spotted out together in New York.
A source alleged in April 2020 that the pair were longstanding friends who had even double-dated when Irina was with Bradley and Vito was with Heidi.
'Irina has known Vito for years and they've always been friends,' the insider dished to E! News. 'Vito is a big flirt and Irina is his type. She likes the attention.'
The source added: 'They are neighbors and are spending a lot of time together. When Irina's daughter is with Bradley, she has downtime and she likes the company.'
Last year, Vito tied the knot with Irina's fellow model Helena Althof, 22, whom he reportedly met on Australian billionaire James Packer's yacht when she was just 19.
Although their nuptials were kept private - with even Vito's famous father allegedly not in attendance - the guest list included Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner as well as Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner, according to Artnet.
Bradley and Irina were first linked in 2015 before going public as a couple in 2016, welcoming their little girl in 2017 and then parting ways two years later.
Shortly after their breakup it emerged they had decided to split custody and to both remain based in New York in order to make joint parenting easier, via TMZ.
In fact she and Bradley are such close co-parents that they have made sure to live just blocks apart in Greenwich Village in order to raise their daughter.
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