7 Reasons Why Bradley Cooper Is Adorable

Those eyes? That hair? Can I say anymore?

1. He is completely sober.

Being one of the biggest stars in Hollywood, star of "The Hangover" franchise, you may think Cooper loves to party, but the truth is that he gave up drinking around the age of 29. The change came when he went to a party, and he "deliberately bashed his head on the concrete floor." Cooper now says his life is "much better without it" when questioned about his sobriety.

2. He was sometimes mistaken for a girl growing up.

He said once, "People thought I was a girl when I was little, because I looked like a girl, maybe because my mother would keep my hair really long in a bowl cut. I was in a coffee shop once and the waitress was like, 'What do you want, Miss?' I was 10 or 11 - the worst age to have that happen,"

3. He's open about his past.

"I have six scars on my face. My biggest one goes from my left eyebrow to my scalp. In eighth grade a big glass lamp fell off the wall and onto my face."

4. He wears his father's ring

Via celebs.answers.com

In an interview, Cooper once said he is not fond of jewelry, but he does wear a special ring on his right ring finger. It is his late father, Charles's, wedding ring. Cooper, who helped to care for his father until he passed away in 2011 from cancer, said he took the man's ring when his father was on his deathbed, and he swore he would never take it off his hand. Upon his father's death, Cooper's mother, Gloria moved to Los Angeles to live with her son.

5. He speaks french!!

Oh la la! Bradley earned an English degree from Georgetown University in 1997, but he also learned to speak another language while there: French. During his college career, he spent some time in Aix-en-Provence, France as an exchange student. Cooper is now fluent in the language, and has even conducted full interviews in French while promoting his movies.

6. He is educated

Along with his english degree from georgetown, he also has his MFA from The Actor's Studio in New York.

7. And last but not least; those baby blues!

Do I need to say more?