Suki Waterhouse Subtly Shades Ex Bradley Cooper for Breaking "My Heart"

While giving fans a snippet of her new song, "Melrose Meltdown," Suki Waterhouse confirmed a fan's guess that the caption in her clip may have a little something to do with her ex Bradley Cooper.

By Kisha Forde Jan 27, 2022 4:55 PMTags
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All's well that may not have ended so well.
 
Following the Jan. 25 release of her latest single, "Melrose Meltdown," Suki Waterhouse has been having a little fun singing along to snippets of her slow ballad on TikTok. However, it was her since-deleted video shared on Jan. 26 that seemed to catch every fan's attention more than ever.
 
Using a filter that gives TikTokers the appearance of a lightly colored beard, she captioned the clip, "Can't believe I let someone who looks like me with this filter break my heart." And, quick to put two and two together, a user commented on her video, "Bradley Cooper besties," to which Suki hit the thumbs-up button.
 
OK, so let's backtrack a bit: While the couple were first linked together in early 2013—with the pair making a few red-carpet appearances together since news broke of their romance—Suki, who is currently dating Robert Pattinson, remained tight-lipped about her relationship, telling Elle U.K. that same year that she was not all that interested to chat about her love life.

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"I don't talk about my boyfriend because it's boring," she said. "At least, that's what I decided to tell you when you asked. I do think whatever I say will sound weird. But the truth is, if I start talking about him, I probably won't be able to stop. And I don't really want to talk about him, you know?"

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The actors dated for more than two years, with E! News exclusively confirming their split in March 2015. At the time, a source noted that they "remain friends but they both want different things."

Although she still isn't technically talking about the romance years after their breakup, a "like" seems to say just enough.