Leonardo Di Caprio's New Model Girlfriend revealed

According to latest reports, Leonardo DiCaprio is reportedly dating Polish model Ela Kawalec. The couple was spotted riding bicycle in New York City on Thursday.

After months of speculation, Leonardo DiCaprio's new date has finally been revealed. The Oscar winner is said to be dating Polish model named Ela Kawalec.

The 41-year-old actor was spotted riding bicycle with his new love interest in New York City on Thursday. The pair looked happy together as they cycled in the park.

Leonardo, who has dated beautiful models such as Gisele Bundchen, Bar Refaeli, Blake Lively and Toni Garrn, was seen wrapping his arms around his new girlfriend Ela Kawalec.

According to Page Six report, the two were first spotted together at Bodega Negra. A source was quoted saying, Leo and Ela appeared "couply. They were dancing. Leo was dancing with her in his arms and canoodling. They were doing their thing, bumping and grinding."

Leonardo DiCaprio was in relationship with Kelly Rohrbach for nearly six months before breaking up in December last year. Since then he has been linked to many women including Victoria's Secret Pink model, Chelsey Weimar and his 'good' friend Rihanna.

The ace Hollywood actor was even spotted kissing Rihanna at a Paris nightclub, L'Arc in January this year. The two again sparked dating rumours in April when they were clicked together at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2016.

Leonardo Dicaprio raises $25 million in star-studded gala to save endangered animals

He's one of Hollywood's most high-profile environmentalists.

And on Wednesday night, Leonardo DiCaprio put his money where his mouth with the inaugural gala for his namesake foundation.

The A-list actor was joined by dozens of celebrity guests on the French Riviera for event, which raised an amazing $25 million to help protect earth's last remaining wild areas.

"There has never been, since the time of dinosaurs, as many plant and animal species disappearing so quickly,” DiCaprio told the audience during his opening remarks. “We must make efforts to protect rich biodiversity." 

The host of the evening added, "The wild species that depend on us to protect their habitat, like Tigers whose numbers have plummeted to under 3,200 left in the wild, or African elephants, who are being slaughtered at a rate of over 30,000 a year for their ivory tusks — they have no voice. We must be their ambassadors. We must be their protectors. We must stop their slaughter".

The event included an auction of artwork from artists like Damien Hirst and Pablo Picasso, DiCaprio's own Harley Davidson motorcycle signed by Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro and Bono, and rock n’ roll memorabilia available to 500 guests.

In attendance were names like Selena Gomez, Joan Collins, Petra Nemcova, Cara Delevingne, Jared Leto, Marion Cotillard, Robin Thicke and Bono (who auctioned off his personal guitar for $1 million). It’s been reported that tickets to the event cost between between $7,000 and $130,000. The proceeds went toward the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, which funds projects and programs to help save endangered and threatened species around the world.