14 DAY TRIAL // The first rumors that Scarlett Johansson and Bradley Cooper were dating emerged online a long time ago, while they were shooting “He's Just Not That Into You.” They are now back together again, says a new report.
Though last time she was spotted in public, the stunning actress was accompanied by agent Nate Naylor, whom she was dating, she's broken up with him since, Radar Online reports.
She's already moved on from that relationship and is back in the arms of Bradley Cooper, considered one of the most eligible bachelors in showbiz.
“The Avengers beauty, 27, and Hangover stud, 37, had a fun, flirty dinner at Wolfgang Puck’s restaurant at the Bel Air Hotel on the night of Monday, June 11th. There was candlelight, wine, (well, Scarlett had wine) and what appeared to be witty banter, based on the steady stream of giggles coming from their table,” Radar writes.
Eyewitnesses vouch that, by the looks of things, the date was more than just a simple outing between friends: it was a romantic date.
Scarlett was wearing a very low cut dress and would constantly flirt with Bradley, laughing at all his jokes and casually playing with her hair all along.
The same eyewitness promise that Bradley and Scarlett make for an incredibly beautiful couple.
“They seemed very comfortable together and it was pretty obvious they are into each other. Bradley seemed almost distracted by Scarlett’s beauty, especially since she was wearing a very low cut dress, and Scarlett was totally working her charms. She kept flipping her hair when she laughed at his jokes,” says one such unnamed spy.
“The chemistry between them VERY evident and they looked totally wrapped up in each other – very cute! They were definitely having more than a 'friends' dinner, it seemed pretty obvious they totally have the hots for each other,” adds the source.
When dinner was over, Bradley picked up the tab and he and Scarlett moved to the bar for drinks and more fun. They reportedly left together.
Both actors are well known for being fiercely guarded about their private lives so we'll probably never know whether this report is accurate or not.