Bradley Cooper's Candid Interview: Meghan Markle and Lady Gaga at 'A Star Is Born' Premiere

In a candid and lively interview at the premiere of the highly anticipated Netflix biopic "Maestro," Bradley Cooper dropped some surprising revelations about Meghan Markle while chatting with his former co-star and friend, Lady Gaga. The two actors, known for their captivating performances in the 2018 musical drama "A Star is Born," reunited for a candid conversation about their new project. "Maestro" tells the story of the legendary composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein, a role portrayed by Cooper himself. During the interview, Cooper didn't hold back, exposing some of Meghan's alleged behaviors. He claimed that Meghan had displayed jealousy and dishonesty and disclosed that she had sought a role in the film, a request he had declined.

Cooper didn't mince words, expressing his disdain for Meghan's purported complaints and whining. He declared that he had no interest in collaborating with her, criticizing her acting abilities, charisma, and class, and branding her as someone who had latched onto Prince Harry to gain fame and fortune. He accused Meghan of hypocrisy, alleging that she preached about social justice and human rights but treated those around her poorly. He labeled her a fraud, suggesting that she fabricated stories to tarnish the royal family and gain public sympathy. In Cooper's words, Meghan was a disgrace to the monarchy and the people of Britain.

On a different note, Cooper also praised Lady Gaga, who plays Bernstein's wife, Felicia, in "Maestro." He described her as the perfect choice for the role, highlighting their chemistry and friendship. He commended her talent, professionalism, and generosity, emphasizing her versatility as an actress, singer, and songwriter. Cooper spoke highly of Lady Gaga's humility, kindness, compassion, and empathy, hailing her as a role model and legend deserving of respect and recognition.

Both Cooper and Lady Gaga expressed their excitement and gratitude for being part of "Maestro," a project they considered a passion project and a tribute to the beloved Leonard Bernstein. They hoped the film would honor Bernstein's legacy and introduce his music and life to a new generation of fans. "Maestro" was scheduled to premiere on Netflix on December 25th, 2023, and had already garnered positive reviews from critics and audiences, positioning it as a significant contender for the Oscars.