Jennifer Esposito’s second husband Jesper Vesterstrøm, 46, looks a LOT like her first husband Bradley Cooper, 48, as they lounge in the Bahamas

Jennifer Esposito, 50, was spotted with her handsome second husband, 46-year-old Danish fitness trainer Jesper Vesterstrøm, in the Bahamas this weekend.

Oddly enough, he looks a lot like her first husband, 48-year-old Bradley Cooper, to whom she was married from 2006 to 2007.

The power couple attended the Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas 25th anniversary party at Bal de Royale on Atlantis Paradise Island.

They listened to Tony Danza singer and chatted with Helena Christensen, Katie Couric and Cynthia Rowley.

They used to be arm in arm along with Chef White in the dining room, designed by award-winning design studio Jeffrey Beers International.

They could be brothers: Jesper, who left last week, and Bradley, on Monday

Vesterstrøm is a Denmark-based certified fitness trainer who married Jennifer three years ago.

He is also an NLP coach and windsurfing instructor. He initially gained fame through his windsurfing career.

His wife is best known for her roles in various films and TV series, such as Crash, Don’t Say a Word and Blue Bloods.

Jennifer and Bradley had a very low-key romance.

They were caught kissing at InStyle and Warner Bros’ Golden Globes party in January 2006.

When asked if it was an item, Esposito reportedly told People, “I’m not answering that.”

In October 2006, the actors’ representatives confirmed their involvement to People. But they did not say where or when the engagement took place.

Their wedding took place in France, but they tried to keep it as quiet as possible.

Just four months after they got married, People confirmed that Cooper and Esposito split. Esposito filed for divorce in May 2007, as first reported by TMZ.

“Jennifer Esposito has filed for divorce,” the actress’ rep told the outlet. “She asks that you respect her privacy at this time.”

Nice: the spouses had fun together during the date night

Cooper’s rep called the split “mutual.”

Cooper and Esposito had been separated since April 5, 2007, according to divorce papers.

“It is what it should be,” Esposito told People in August. ‘You have to move on. That’s what life is about: accepting a situation, making the best of it and moving on.”

In 2011, Cooper told Howard Stern that “it was just something that happened,” according to CBS News.

“The good thing is that we both realized it… Sometimes you just realize it,” he said, adding that the relationship “just wasn’t right.”

In 2008, he told Elle, “Well, I’m married. I have no problem talking about it [that]but I have to respect the other side… I don’t regret it.’

He added that they were not friends, but that it could happen “someday.”

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Esposito said in her 2014 memoir Jennifer’s Way: “I should have noticed the warning signs from the beginning – actually, they were more like a whole marching band with warning signs – but I ignored them because I honestly didn’t think the relationship would really amount to anything.”

She continued, “He was funny, smart, cocky, arrogant and a master manipulator. I didn’t necessarily find him that attractive, but I thought I could enjoy his sense of humor and nonsense for a while.”

“Within a few days my relationship hit rock bottom, and within a week it was over,” she wrote. “Abruptly, rudely and with exactly the insensitivity I had come to expect from him, but this time I did nothing other than agree to end it.”

In 2019, she laughed off a comment about how Bradley had slept with his A Star Is Born co-star Lady Gaga after a social media post. All she wrote was: ‘Ha.’