Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper "are on the same page about what they want in the long term."

The 30-year-old model has been dating the 50-year-old actor for two years, and the couple is happy with the direction their relationship is taking.

"They have talked about bringing their lives closer together, but they are not forcing things. They are on the same page in terms of what they want in the long term and are allowing things to happen naturally," a source told People.

The famous couple is said to be "in a great place right now."

"Their schedules are busy, but they've found a rhythm that works for them and the kids. Kai and Lea see each other all the time and get along really well, which makes everything a lot easier," the source said.

Bradley, who has 8-year-old Lea with model Irina Shayk, "fits in very well with Gigi's family and friends. Everyone can see how happy and relaxed she is with him. Yolanda [Hadid] especially notices how comfortable Gigi feels when Bradley is around."

However, Gigi, who has a 4-year-old son named Kai with Zayn Malik, and Bradley are in no rush.

"They're not rushing things, but their relationship is solid. Despite their work schedules, they always make time for each other. They like to keep things simple. Sometimes they spend their evenings cooking at home, and other times they just spend time with the kids or go out with close friends," the source added.

Earlier, Gigi shared that she feels "really lucky" to have found Bradley.

The model also explained that over time she has developed a clear idea of what she wants from a relationship.

"I think it's important to get to the point where you know what you want and deserve in a relationship, and then find someone who is at a stage in their life where they know what they want and deserve. Both of you have to work separately to come together and be the best partners you can be. I just feel really lucky. Yes, lucky is the right word. I respect him so much as a creative person and I feel like he gives me so much: support and just belief. When people you respect encourage you, it can create so much faith in yourself," she told Vogue magazine. | BGNES