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Bradley Cooper claims he rarely gets asked out.
The 'American Sniper' star, who has been in a relationship with British model Suki Waterhouse, 23, since February 2012, insists he rarely gets hit on by other women and has never been invited on a date by another celebrity.
The 40-year-old star laughed off suggestions he is constantly fighting off women, saying: "No. I'm telling you the truth. Some people come up and say, 'Hey, let's take a picture.' But [they're] not like throwing themselves [at me]."
Asked if he has ever been asked out by another actress or a singer, he added: "Never. No."
The heartthrob also blasted rumours that he "politely declined" Taylor Swift's advances last year because he thought she was too young.
He told Howard Stern on his Sirius XM radio show: "It's complete horse-s**t. I never got a call. Nothing."
When Howard said he and the 'Blank Space' actress could be a great couple and "would make beautiful children together," Bradley responded: "I don't even know how old she is. You think that me and Taylor Swift? Really? Do you know her? How do you know we'd be good together?"
A source previously claimed in January 2013 that the 25-year-old singer asked Jennifer Lawrence to introduce her to Bradley because she had a crush on him.
But the insider added at the time: "He thinks she's far too young for him and wants to date someone his own age."

Blake Lively has reportedly given birth to a baby girl and named her Violet.
The 'Savages' star and husband Ryan Reynolds are said to have welcomed their daughter into the world in late December at Westchester Medical Centre near their home in Bedford, New York, according to a Twitter user who claims to work at the hospital.
The tweet has yet to be verified and the 27-year-old actress' publicist, Leslie Sloane, has yet to comment as she claims the blonde beauty cannot be reached.
An insider told the New York Post's Page Six that Blake's parents, Ernie and Elaine Lively, are currently staying with her and Ryan to help them adjust to parenthood.
Another source previously revealed the couple's baby arrived earlier than expected, but both mother and baby are healthy.
The insider said: "The baby came early but everyone is happy and healthy. The Bedford house is all prepared. They're going to stay up there for the baby's first days."
After unveiling her pregnancy in October, the former 'Gossip Girl' star, who married her 'Green Lantern' co-star, 38, in September 2012, admitted that she always wanted to be a mother.
She said at the time: "It's something that I've always wanted ever since I was a little girl. I never knew what I wanted to do for a living but I knew I wanted to have a lot of kids because I had come from a big family, so it was always important to me. So it's just the excitement of that finally being here."

Ryan Adams and Lionel Richie gave surprise performances at Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden's wedding.
The 40-year-old singer-songwriter took to the stage to serenade the couple, who got married in front of 100 guests at the 'Annie' star's home in Beverly Hills, California yesterday (05.01.15), with his guitar at their reception and Lionel, who is Benji's sister-in-law Nicole Richie's father, then performed his hit 'Easy' on a piano.
A source also revealed the former Good Charlotte rocker, 35, sent the 42-year-old actress a romantic note shortly before they exchanged vows in a traditional Jewish ceremony, while she was getting her make-up done with her bridesmaids, Nicole, Drew Barrymore, older sister Chimene Cain, and long-time assistant Jesse Lutz.
The insider told Us Weekly magazine: "It was a beautiful, heartfelt ceremony."
Cameron walked down the aisle in a backless white gown with lots of sparkle to Nat King Cole's track 'Stardust,' while her bridesmaids all wore black dresses and carried white flowers.
Benji appeared to be nervous throughout their nuptials, as he accidentally dropped his ring during the ceremony, which was planned by Yifat Oren and Stefanie Cove.
The couple retired to a private room to spend approximately 30 minutes of quality time together after the ceremony - a Jewish wedding ritual known as Yichud.
The blonde beauty's mother, Billie Diaz, sister Chimene and film producer Jeffrey Katzenberg were among those who gave speeches at their cocktail reception.
Cameron changed into a short-sleeved, floor-length, embellished white dress shortly before the cake was cut at 10pm, and the newlyweds continued to party with 30 guests until midnight.
Other guests included Reese Witherspoon, Gwyneth Paltrow, Toni Collette, Judd Apatow, Leslie Mann, Robin Antin and Samantha Ronson.

Allison Williams corners other actresses to ask them about motherhood.
The 'Girls' star, who got engaged to College Humor co-founder Ricky Van Veen last February, admits she constantly asks Hollywood mothers for advice, as she is worried she won't be able to juggle her career and a family in the future.
The 26-year-old star said: "I have a lot of questions: How do I get to a place in my career where I can go be a mom for a little while, and then come back and be a mom and an actress at the same time?
"Every time I find a woman in film, an actress who has kids, I, like a sociopath, corner her and ask, 'How did it work?' Everyone says, 'Don't think so much.' [Jemima Kirke], from Girls, is always saying, 'Just get pregnant! Just have a baby.' And I'm like, 'You are so much cooler than I am.' I love what I do, but I have no doubt that when I start my family, that's life. This is my job, but that's life."
Despite being desperate to start a family, the brunette beauty wants to continue playing Marnie on the HBO series for "as long as they'll have me."
She told the February issue of Glamour magazine: "I would never ever get sick of playing her, because there is no sense of 'Oh, I've done that already.' It's all new--new scenarios, new feelings."
Meanwhile, Allison is still adjusting to fame and doesn't like her appearance being criticised.
She said: "Being analysed about my weight drives me crazy. It's easier to say, 'Oh, she must be anorexic and depriving herself,' than it is to say, 'She might have a fast metabolism.' I deprive myself nothing. But that's an annoying thing to say, right?"

Charlie Sheen has branded Kim Kardashian West "a pox on the face of entertainment."
The 'Anger Management' actor claims the 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star has "zero gratitude" for her success and stands by his attack on the 34-year-old beauty on Twitter this morning (06.01.15), in which he slammed her for allegedly refusing to sign an autograph for a six-year-old fan.
The 49-year-old actor says he actually wrote the tweet a month ago and accidentally posted it on his feed today, but insists he has no regrets even though he deleted it.
He also told gossip website TMZ.com that Kim has "zero gratitude, zero awareness, zero talent, a pox on the face of entertainment she is!"
The outspoken actor decided to lash out at Kim because he claims his friend C. Thomas Howell told him that she was very unpleasant to a young fan who approached her for an autograph in an empty parking lot and told her assistant: "Oh God, can you handle this."
Charlie alleges: "The assistant and dooshy got in her car and pulled out and sped past the poor little six-year-old without even a glance to the child."
In his initial rant on Twitter, Charlie wrote: "You are lucky that ANYONE cares about your gross and giggly bag of funk you dare call an a** (sic)."
But Kim disputes the incident ever took place.
A source close to the reality TV star, who has 18-month-old daughter North with husband Kanye West, said she insists: "I never say no to autographs, especially kids."

Channing Tatum's wife Jenna Dewan-Tatum wouldn't watch any violent films while she was pregnant because she wanted their baby to only receive "good vibes".
The couple wanted their now 18-month-old daughter Everly to have the best start in life and so Jenna avoided any movies with murder or fighting in them and only surrounded herself with calming influences while she was in the womb.
In an interview on UK TV show 'Lorraine', Channing said: "When she was pregnant and we didn't even watch violent movies, we just wanted her (Everly) to have good energy and vibes when she came into the world."
When Jenna was expecting Everly Channing was shooting dark drama 'Foxcatcher', which is based on the true story of American multimillionaire John Eleuthère du Pont's and the Schultz brothers attempts to train wrestlers for the US Olympic team.
The 34-year-old actor got so into character when he was portraying gold medallist grappler Mark Schultz that Jenna cut short a visit to Pennsylvania where the movie was being made because she didn't want Channing's negative energy around their unborn child.
Recalling the visit, Jenna, 34, said: "I was pregnant, so I came already hormonal. It was so interesting because he was so in character, channelling this sort of intense dark character that I was like - and it was winter - I'm going to go back to California!"
Channing also stars with Steve Carrell and Mark Ruffalo in the Oscar-tipped film.

Courteney Cox insists she has the "worst memory in the world" and even forgets when she doesn't like someone.
The 50-year-old actress joked it is fine to be disliked by her because she can never remember and recalled a time when she once went into a restaurant and accidentally spoke to a guy before suddenly remembering that she hated him but couldn't put her finger on the reason why.
She said: "I have the worst memory in the world ... I even forget when I don't like somebody.
"Once I walked into a restaurant and I saw this guy from across the way and I was like, 'Oh God that's a familiar face.' So I went up and said, 'Hey,' and he was like, 'Hi'... and then I go, 'Oh that's right, we hate each other.' And I couldn't even remember why I hated him!
"It's good to be hated by me because I forget."
The former 'Friends' star proves her bad memory claim during an appearance on talk show 'Conan' tonight (06.01.15) when she plays a version of game show 'Celebrity Name Game', in which a famous face helps out a contestant to answer questions correctly, but fails to remember any 1980s bands and ends up without a single correct answer.
When Courteney - who produces the show - ends the game without a point, talk show host Conan O'Brien says: "Wow that is ... that is bad. That is unbelievable ... this is your show, you created this show."
The raven-haired beauty adds: "They didn't win guys. Nothing. Not even one point! There's so much pressure, but it's a really fun show."
UK viewers can watch Courteney Cox's interview on Conan at 11pm on Tuesday (06.01.15) on truTV (freeview channel 68) - the home of larger than life characters in real situations.

Zsa Zsa Gabor's daughter has died aged 67.
Francesca Gabor Hilton - the only daughter of the 97-year-old star and the late Hilton Hotel founder Conrad Hilton - passed away in Los Angeles last night (05.01.15) after suffering an "apparent stroke/heart attack", according to her representative Edward Lozzi, who has been left "shocked" and saddened by her death.
He said: "As Francesca's publicist and one of her best friends I am shocked.
"We were discussing her book she was writing and a possible deal. She had to go to the restroom. She never made it out. I am so sad about my friend ..."
According to USA Today, Francesca - Paris Hilton's great aunt - was with her fiancé Michael Natsis and he attempted to give her CPR along with paramedics.
She was later taken to the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, where she was pronounced dead.
Lozzi also revealed to RadarOnline that Francesca had been "under extreme pressure" because she had been told by her stepfather, Frederic Prinz von Anhalt, that "she would no longer be allowed in the house" to visit her elderly mother, who the rep said is "suffering total dementia and cannot speak".
She had previously clashed with Frederic over her mother's care and finances for years and is said to have spoken to her attorney on the phone hours before her death in a bid to make a plan of action about what to do about her mother.
Francesca worked as a professional photographer, comedienne and a publicist for the stars and once dated late comedy actor Peter Sellers, who died in 1980.

Kylie Jenner says her lips look full because she now knows how to apply make-up correctly.
The 17-year-old reality TV star has had to face suggestions her newly prominent pout is the result of surgical help, but Kylie says her face is changing as she's getting older and also because she has mastered her gloss and liners.
When quizzed on plastic surgery rumours, she said: "You guys have watched me grow up since I was nine. My face is going to get different. Now, I know how to do my make-up, contour and everything. I'm not against surgery. I'd never say no, but I don't desire it right now."
Kylie also admitted she found it extra tough to deal with her adolescent years while also starring on her family's TV series 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians'.
The brunette also found it intimidating having four older and beautiful sisters - Kendall Jenner, Kim Kardashian West, Khloe Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian.
In an interview with the February issue of America's Cosmopolitan magazine, she said: "When I was like 10, 11, 12, I had a really hard time with the media. During your adolescence, girls deal with their peers at school, then they go home and they don't have to deal with it (there). It was a lot more haters to deal with ... especially since I was younger and my sisters were so beautiful and had it all together. I can have my moments and say that I don't want this life anymore, but I wouldn't trade it for the world. The good is definitely worth the bad."