Bella Hadid Sends Boyfriend Marc Kalman Valentine's Day Love with Sweet Photos: 'Fave Dinner Date'

"To my bestie in a Tessie," Bella Hadid wrote to boyfriend Marc Kalman on Valentine's Day, sharing some throwback photos of the pair

Bella Hadid and Marc Kalman
Photo: Bella Hadid/Instagram

Bella Hadid is giving a glimpse at her love life.

The model, 25, wished her boyfriend, Marc Kalman, a happy Valentine's Day with some throwback photos of their blossoming romance on her Instagram Story. "To my bestie in a Tessie," Hadid wrote with one photo.

She called Kalman, 33, her "fave dinner date," posting snaps of the two of them canoodling at home with wine, taking a walk through the countryside, enjoying nights out and hugging in front of a bathroom mirror.

Hadid has mostly kept their relationship discreet since they went Instagram official in July, when she posted a PDA-filled photo. "Time of my life. Healthy, Working and Loved," she wrote at the time.

Bella Hadid and Marc Kalman
Bella Hadid/Instagram
Bella Hadid and Marc Kalman
Bella Hadid/Instagram

The Kin Euphorics founder was previously spotted out to dinner in New York City with Kalman, an art director who's worked with Travis Scott, according to his website. They secretly dated for a year before that, according to Page Six.

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Bella Hadid and Marc Kalman
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Last month, Hadid opened up about some of her past relationships on Victoria's Secret's VS Voices podcast.

"I constantly went back to men — and also women — that had abused me and that's where the people pleasing came in," she said. "I started not having boundaries, not only sexually, physically, emotionally, but then it went into my workspace."

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Hadid added: "I didn't want to associate with any people — I didn't want to have any friends, I didn't want to have any family. I became a people pleaser with my job. And it was everyone else's opinion of me that mattered except for my own because I essentially was putting my worth into the hands of everyone else."

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