Jake Gyllenhaal and his model girlfriend, Jeanne Cadieu, may both live in the spotlight, but that doesn't mean their relationship does. They rarely attend red carpets as a duo, but Cadieu was on hand to support Gyllenhaal at the premiere of his new movie Ambulance, directed by Michael Bay.
The twosome were all smiles in Paris (makes sense: Cadieu is French) on Sunday, March 20. Gyllenhaal wore dark pants and a teal jacket under a dark green overcoat; the look is courtesy of Maison Valentino, according to his stylist, Michael Fisher. Meanwhile, Cadieu dazzled in a sparkly little black dress.
In addition to being a runway model, Cadieu is also a student at Columbia University, according to her Instagram. What a coincidence! Columbia is also Gyllenhaal's alma mater. Well, kinda…the actor dropped out of college, but his sister, Maggie Gyllenhaal, did graduate from there!
According to People, J.G. and J.C. first got together in late 2018 and walked their first red carpet as a couple in September 2021, at the premiere of his sister's directorial debut, The Lost Daughter.
But will she be in the audience for his big “Live From New York” moment? The Donnie Darko star was just announced as the Saturday Night Live host for April 9, with musical guest Camila Cabello.
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SNL was also where Jake Gyllenhaal's ex Taylor Swift performed the 10-minute version of her breakup song “All Too Well,” which is believed to be written about her brief but intense relationship with the actor about a decade ago. Addressing the hit song for the first time in February, Gyllenhaal remarked, “It has nothing to do with me. It’s about her relationship with her fans. It is her expression. Artists tap into personal experiences for inspiration, and I don’t begrudge anyone that.”
He was slightly less charitable in his opinions of Swift's notoriously vehement stans, musing, “I think it’s important when supporters get unruly that we feel a responsibility to have them be civil and not allow for cyberbullying in one’s name.”
