Bradley Cooper gives daughter Lea a ride on his shoulders after lunch with ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk

Bradley Cooper and his ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk appear to be on amicable terms as they navigate co-parenting their daughter.

The 45-year-old actor was spotted out with his two-year-old on Wednesday in New York as he went for a workout.

A day prior, the Philadelphia native reportedly lunched with his ex and Lea at Pier59 Studios, according to Page Six. 

Cooper strolled through the West Village with Lea happily perched on his broad shoulders as he headed to the gym.

The A Star is Born director carried a reusable thermos and Lea’s lunch box in one hand while keeping hold of the pig-tailed toddlers legs in the other.

He was heading to the gym in a pair of sneakers, workout pants and a blue jacket.

After his sweat session, Cooper was seen strolling home sans his daughter, looking casual with tousled hair and sunglasses.

On Tuesday, he and his model ex were spotted dining together with their little girl, just a few months after they split up. 

‘It looked like they were joining [lingerie model Shayk] at work because there was a Victoria’s Secret shoot,’ a source told Page Six. ‘They seemed very happy.’

The insider added: ‘[Irina] was cooing what sounded like her native tongue.’ The 34-year-old catwalker was born in Yemanzhelinsk, Russia.

Cooper and Shayk dated for four years prior to their split last year which came after months of speculation that he was having a tryst with his A Star is Born co-star Lady Gaga.

However, both Cooper and Gaga long denied that there was anything romantic between them off screen.

A source told Page Six that, at this point, Bradley and Irina have moved to a ‘friends’ stage post-breakup.

‘They’re co-parenting and very much there for each other and their child.’ the source said. 

In January, the Victoria’s Secret model gave an uncharacteristically candid interview with British Vogue about her life in the wake of her relationship ending.

‘I think in all good relationships you bring your best and your worst – it’s just the nature of a human being. Two great people don’t have to make a good couple,’ she said.

‘I think we’ve been very lucky to experience what we had with each other. Life without B is new ground.’

On her newfound single parenthood she added: ‘It’s hard to find a balance between being a single mom and being a working woman and provider. Trust me, there are days I wake up and I’m like, “Oh my god, I don’t know what to do, I’m falling apart.”‘