He recently sparked reconciliation rumors after he was spotted strolling arm-in-arm with his baby mama Irina Shayk earlier this week.
But Bradley Cooper was flying solo on Thursday afternoon while running errands in New York City.
The 46-year-old actor looked cozy in a charcoal toned sweatshirt with a scarf wrapped around his neck.
Solo: Bradley Cooper was flying solo on Thursday afternoon while running errands in New York City
He finished off the ensemble with some black pants and a pair of sneakers with red laces.
The Hangover star wore his hair slicked back and strolled through the streets with his hands in his pockets.
The outing comes just days after he was captured putting on a cozy display with Irina, 35, during a walk through Manhattan's West Village on Sunday in photos exclusively obtained by DailyMail.com
The exes, who share a four-year-old daughter named Lea, couldn't contain their smiles as they made their way to Cooper's abode with their arms locked.
The catwalk star and Bradley made waves when they announced the end of their four-year-long relationship in 2019.
Cozy: The 46-year-old actor looked cozy in a charcoal toned sweatshirt and a scarf wrapped around his neck
Prior to their shock split, Bradley was on the award circuit with pop star Lady Gaga for their film A Star Is Born, which premiered in theaters in October 2018.
In the film Cooper plays a musician named Jack who helps a young singer named Ally (Gaga) find fame as age and alcoholism send his own career into a downward spiral.
The duo, who formed a close bond while shooting the film, had undeniable chemistry as they made their way from award show-to-award show in 2019.
Most notably, Gaga and Cooper did a duet of the film's lead single Shallow at the 2019 Academy Awards featuring plenty of adoring stares and cuddling.
Coming together: He finished off the ensemble with some black pants and a pair of sneakers with red laces
Chilly? The Hangover star wore his hair slicked back and strolled through the streets with his hands in his pockets
In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Cooper insisted that the pair were acting as he had conceived the performance to play out like a scene from a movie to help control his fears of singing live.
'Just from a personal standpoint, it reduces the anxiety level,' he explained.
