Gigi Hadid was spotted at Taylor Swift’s Rhode Island mansion after the singer-songwriter’s star-studded pool party.
Page Six obtained photos of the model, 29, dressed casually while walking along the deck of Swift’s 5.23-acre property on Sunday.
Hadid sported an oversized graphic T-shirt and wore her blond bob in loose waves, accessorized with a thin headband.
It’s possible she slept over her pal’s place following Saturday’s festivities, which included the catwalk queen’s boyfriend, Bradley Cooper, and his daughter, Lea De Seine.
The actor, 49, and his 7-year-old — whom he shares with ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk — were seen standing on the balcony of Swift’s pricey vacation home.


Cooper flashed a big smile as he stared at Lea, who held her arms out while reaching up to her dad’s chest.
The movie star looked cool in a short-sleeved black T-shirt and sunglasses as he held a black baseball cap in his hand.
Hadid — who shares 3-year-old daughter Khai with ex-boyfriend Zayn Malik — was not photographed at the soirée, but it’s likely she was there.
She and Cooper went public with their relationship in January, and they have been going strong ever since.
To celebrate the end of summer, Swift, 34, threw a bash also attended by her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, his sister-in-law, Kylie Kelce, and one of her three kids, as well as Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who brought one of his two children.
Travis’ brother, Jason Kelce, and Mahomes’ pregnant wife, Brittany Mahomes, were also reportedly present.
Perhaps the most noteworthy guests were Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, who were snapped kissing outside the 11,000-square-foot estate, which Swift purchased in 2013 for a whopping $17.75 million.
The “Gossip Girl” alum, who turned 37 on Sunday, wore a pair of floral shorts and a coral bikini top, while the actor, 47, opted for a pink short-sleeved button-down and a blue baseball cap.
It marked Lively’s first public sighting since her “It Ends With Us” drama and “rude” behavior in past interviews began dominating headlines.