Yellowstone‘S There was a D-FW reunion in the last episode. Supermodel and recent Fort Worth resident Bella Hadid made a cameo appearance alongside show creator Taylor Sheridan.

Hadid played Sadie, the girlfriend of Sheridan’s recurring character Travis Wheatley.

In the episode, Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) travels from her family’s Montana ranch to Bosque Ranch, a Weatherford property owned by Sheridan in real life, to visit Travis, a horse trainer who sells expensive horses for the Duttons.

When she knocks on the door of Travis’ house, Hadid’s Sadie is there to open it. “Are you the masseuse?” asks a Sadie in a cowboy hat.

Beth responds with a curse word: “Do I look like a masseuse?”

When Beth later asks Sadie about her romantic relationship with Travis, Sadie compliments her boyfriend and says, “Have you ever seen him ride?”

Hadid, a rider herself, also rides a horse during an auction at the Yellowstone Ranch.

The episode – the penultimate in the show’s fifth and possibly final season – was disappointing for some viewers. Scenes that featured Sheridan’s ranch logo and one in which he showed off his horse-cutting skills were criticized as self-aggrandizing.

Hadid’s real-life boyfriend Adan Banuelos, a professional equestrian from North Texas, also appeared in the episode. He was part of a group hosted by Travis that was playing strip poker when Beth walked in.

The Dallas Morning News spoke with Hadid and Banuelos earlier this fall while promoting Banuelos’ documentary about the sport of horse cutting at an event in Weatherford. Hadid, unlike Banuelos, is no stranger to the spotlight.

“It’s something I’m not used to and something she’s struggled with for a long time,” he said The news in September.

“I think about this being an escape for her,” he said of her move to Texas. “But she wants me to be successful and I want people to see that other side of her. How badass she is.”

The couple also appeared with Sheridan last month at a National Cutting Horse Association celebrity event at Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth to raise funds for UT Southwestern Medical Center.