Bradley Cooper Leaves Press Conference for 6-Year-Old Daughter After School Nurse’s Emergency Call

Iconic actor Bradley Cooper interrupted and left a press conference for his new movie "Maestro" in New York for his daughter Lea De Seine Shayk Cooper. The doting dad left the event after receiving an emergency phone call from his six-year-old's school nurse.

Legendary film star Bradley Cooper, 48, had to leave a press conference in New York for his new movie "Maestro," to attend to a situation involving his six-year-old daughter. The doting and devoted father, who co-parents Lea De Seine Shayk Cooper with his ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk, 37, interrupted the "Maestro" press conference after receiving an emergency call.

The press conference had been in progress for approximately 20 minutes when Cooper took a moment to check his phone. He then explained that he had to step out of the room for a few minutes to attend to a call he had received from the nurse at Lea's school.

Upon returning to the room where he had instructed the panel to continue without him, Cooper said he had to leave. The "A Star is Born" talent explained, "I have to go to the school to do something with Lea that needs...I have to apply something that they won't allow...I have to do it, so it's like a ten-minute walk."

Before the "Maestro" press conference that Cooper ended up having to leave, he and Lea made a red carpet appearance for the "Maestro" premiere. Both Cooper and his beloved daughter appear in the film, which he also directed and produced.

The father-daughter duo made an adorable pair as they posed for the cameras, dressed to the nines. From Lea's debut cameo in "Maestro," it would seem that the little talent may be following in her actor dad's footsteps.