Taylor Swift has once again loaned her home to one of her friends; a source revealed that Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper are using the singer's Rhode Island home as a "secret love nest."
"Taylor is a total romantic and loves playing cupid for her friends," the source told The Mirror.
"Even though Gigi and Bradley have their own properties in New York, they wanted somewhere more private to spend time getting to know each other and Taylor was only too happy to help."
This is not the first time Swift has loaned one of her properties out to her friends; back when Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner were having a very intense legal battle over custody of their children, the "Anti-Hero" singer stepped in to lend the "Game of Thrones" star a hand and a place to stay.
Taylor Swift 'Plays Cupid' With Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper
Swift and Hadid have been long-time friends. In fact, the model starred in the singer's "Bad Blood" music video, alongside other models, actresses, and artists like Cara Delevingne, Zendaya, Hayley Williams, Selena Gomez, Karlie Kloss, Martha Hunt, and more.
Fans could not help but laud the "Love Story" singer for being so generous and helpful to her friends.
"A good lady with a big heart," one wrote.
"She's for besties."
"Now I understand why Bradley Cooper was wearing Taylor Swift's 'The Eras' tour T-shirt," another added.
"Tayhousing era."
"Having Taylor as a friend>>>," a fan wrote.
According to reports, Hadid and Cooper were first linked earlier this month after being spotted dining at Via Carota and leaving in the same car.
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Taylor Swift's Rhode Island Mansion
Fans of the "You Belong With Me" singer are all too familiar with her property in Rhode Island. It is the house she hosts her Fourth of July parties, and she also released a song about it called "The Last Great American Dynasty."
According to reports, the song is about the former owners of her home, Rebekah West Harkness and William Hale Harkness, whose family founded Standard Oil.
The late Harkness was described as an eccentric woman, whom the town did not particularly like, and towards the end of her song, Swift reveals that she now owns the house, and she follows the footsteps of the woman who formerly owned the house by being "the loudest woman [the] town has ever seen."
