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Bella Hadid bundles up in a cool jacket while leaving her apartment in New York City on Monday (December 21).

New York was hit by snow this week, but Bella Hadid wasn't about to shy away from the inclement weather.Sharing photos taken on a snowy rooftop, the model bared her midriff, despite the icy climes. She wore a short T-shirt, a camel jacket with a fur collar, and a pair of jeans.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in a news conference Friday said he sees the redistribution of wealth as an important factor toward ending structural racism in education. "I’d like to say very bluntly our mission is to redistribute wealth," he said.

Bella Hadid and Gigi Hadid, who have been out and about together this winter in the city, matching in their all black getups (masks included, of course) while taking Baby Hadid for a brisk stroll through SoHo, or in Gigi's case, introducing her daughter to her very first snow.Bella, however, opted for giving her 36 million Instagram followers "a snow angel special."A special it was indeed—who else is brave enough to plop themselves down in the snow, wearing their Sex-embroidered white jeans,

Gigi Hadid is out and about with her newborn! Three months after Gigi gave birth to her first child — a daughter with her boyfriend, Zayn Malik — the 25-year-old model was spotted out for a walk in New York City with her baby girl.An eyewitness tells ET that Gigi walked with her baby to sister Bella Hadid's SoHo apartment on Tuesday.«She was walking in SoHo with a baby stroller — there was a blanket over the baby though,» the eyewitness says.The eyewitness notes that, while the baby wasn't

Bella Hadid is embracing her inner prep. Yesterday, the model was photographed out and about in New York City, reportedly meeting a few friends for lunch in SoHo.

Bella Hadid is enjoying the sunny weather in the Big Apple!

Former Democratic presidential contender Andrew Yang is planning to enter the race to succeed New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in elections next fall.

New York City will receive its first batch of COVID-19 vaccines next week pending federal approval, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday.  "We are 10 months into this crisis. But for the first time, we can really see the end in sight," de Blasio told reporters during a press conference.

SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details of tonight’s Blue Bloods Season 11 premiere “Triumph Over Trauma.”

Bella Hadid is stocking up on some big plants for her apartment!