Despite being broken up in 2017, Alex Cooper and Noah Syndergaard’s relationship was a topic of gossip for a while. Who can blame them? The two basically couldn’t take their hands off each other in public. On top of that, they also have their cryptic posts about their relationship status. It eventually gathered the interest of many curious people about the story behind their on-and-off romance.
Alex Cooper is known for her podcast “Call Her Daddy.” It’s where she talks about dating tips, her relationships, and details about her life. Despite that, she was once known as the girlfriend of Baseball Star Noah Syndergaard.
With many twists and turns being carefully tuned in by fans of both the internet star and the athlete, let’s go and recap Alex Cooper and Noah Syndergaard’s relationship.
Noah Syndergaard and Alex Cooper Started Their Relationship During Alex’s Final Year at University
THHOOORRRR!⚡️Great to have @Mets pitcher @Noahsyndergaard in the house tonight! #NYKvsCHI (Photo: Michelle Farsi/MSG Photos) pic.twitter.com/2Cub0hrMsu
— MSG (@TheGarden) April 5, 2017
Although there were no direct mentions of her past Baseball Star Beau in her podcasts, people on Reddit have speculated that Noah Syndergaard in Call Her Daddy is “Slim Shady,” which is a name that she mentioned in her past episodes.
Alex Cooper has a habit of giving nicknames to the people she talks about in the show. That being said, their relationship status was up to debate for a while.
The couple is said to have met during a Knicks game, where they were caught kissing during the game. Their relationship happened during Alex Cooper’s final year at Boston University in April 2017. With that, there are several appearances of the duo being together at multiple sports events.
However, they haven’t confirmed their relationship status even if they were publicly seen together multiple times. Even their breakup was quite indirect.
Why Did Alex Cooper and Noah Syndergaard End Their Relationship?
Meet the college soccer player who was with Noah Syndergaard at last night's Knicks game https://t.co/8UAjNRKlqM pic.twitter.com/qz1r4NHALG
— New York Post Sports (@nypostsports) April 5, 2017
Again, there was no direct confirmation from the two about their relationship, so inevitably, there was no confirmation of it ending. It just boggled the minds of every person who liked to stay tuned for updates. However, the cryptic messages about each other never stopped.
In December 2017, Noah Syndergaard would officially release a tweet that signified the end of his relationship with Alex Cooper. It featured a tweet where he switched his relationship status to single while he captioned the post, “Baseball is my significant other.”
Although, that didn’t exactly stop their appearances together. Despite their relationship ‘ending’ in 2017, their last appearance was in December 2021, in another Knicks game.
In the same year, in April, Alex Cooper started to be more upfront about her past relationship with the Baseball Star in another Podcast of BFFS With Dave Portnoy and Josh Richards. Of course, she did not directly call him out.
People were speculating that Noah Syndergaard was the guy she referred to in the podcast as the guy who was an athlete and a stoner obsessed with his mother. She didn’t forget to hint that he was a pitcher, but no one is sure since she also has a history of dating other athletes.
What Is Noah Syndergaard and Alexandra Cooper Up to Now?
As of 2023, Noah Syndergaard has not been in any relationships since his romance had ended with Alex Cooper. I think he was serious about baseball being his significant other, or maybe he hasn’t found his plus one yet.
As for Alex Cooper, she is now happily engaged to film producer Matt Kaplan in March 2023. She didn’t expect to be the type of person to get married. That said, with the right person, anything is possible.
With that, Noah Syndergaard and Alex Cooper have been on different paths after the relationship ended. Of course, with such an ambiguous end, it’s evident that they don’t want anything to do with each other now.
