The Victoria's Secret model takes to social media to respond to the rumor that she's been 'hooking up' with the NBA player, who used to see the older Jenner sister, 'for weeks.'
- Jan 11, 2018
AceShowbiz - It looks like Bella Hadid is not getting back together with The Weeknd after all. After she was reported to reconnect with the "Starboy" crooner following his split from Selena Gomez, the 21-year-old Victoria's Secret model has been hit with rumor that she may be dating Jordan Clarkson, who used to see her pal and fellow model Kendall Jenner.
Bella has started "hooking up" with Jordan, an insider claims in the new issue of Us Weekly. The model and the 25-year-old Los Angeles Lakers guard reportedly joined his teammate Brandon Ingram, models Hailey Baldwin and Camila Morrone, singer Justine Skye and other friends at NYC's Zuma on December 12 after the Lakers lost to the New York Knicks.
"It was a big crew," an onlooker shares with the publication. "And they were in a private room." According to the insider, the younger Hadid sister has been spending a lot of time with the Tampa, Florida-born basketball star. "They've been hanging out the past few weeks," the insider notes.
The hook-up report made its rounds around the internet, and Bella apparently noticed as she took to her Twitter account to respond to it. After Perez Hilton tweeted their own article about the potential romance, the stunning model simply replied on Wednesday afternoon, January 9, "I am?" She still hasn't given a concrete answer about what's going on, though.
Bella has been linked to several men, including Canadian rapper Drake, following her split from The Weeknd in November 2016. Just recently, the model and the "Hotline Bling" hitmaker, who is ten years her senior, reunited after Dave Chapelle's New Year's Eve performance in West Hollywood.
Bela was spotted arriving first at the bash held on Sunday night, December 31 at celeb hot spot Delilah. The R'n'B star later showed up accompanied by his entourage. Other celebs attending the celebration included Stevie Wonder, Jeff Ross, Michael Strahan, Tony Gonzalez, Odell Beckham Jr., Bobby Brown and Johnny Manziel.
