'Friends, just friends and nothing more': Jennifer Aniston spoke about her relationship with Brad Pitt
Despite the fact that many dream of this union being made again in the purest Bennifer style, the truth is that Jennifer Aniston said about Pitt that they are just friends.
Brad Pitt sparked the media debacle when his affair with Angelina Jolie was singled out as the reason behind his divorce from "Friends" superstar and United States girlfriend Jennifer Aniston in 2005.
In January 2006, Jolie announced that she was pregnant with Pitt's child, confirming her relationship, as ABC News reported at the time. And so 'Brangelina' was born. Since then, the public has become obsessed with the way Aniston handled the situation and the state of her relationship with Pitt after the much publicized bond.
While the two have always been discreet about their divorce and subsequent relationship, Aniston and Pitt were said to have had a bitter relationship for years. In a 2009 interview with W magazine, Brad Pitt denied that was the case, claiming that he and his ex-wife were on good terms. "We still contacted. She was a big part of my life, and I was hers. I don't see how it can't be [that]. That's life, man. That's life," Pitt said.
When Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie broke up in 2016, audiences were quick to wish Pitt and Aniston were back together. In fact, every time Pitt and Aniston attended the same event, the audience seemed to collectively hyperventilate with excitement, as evidenced by the moment they hugged at the 2020 SAG Awards. But the two were never together again. So what is the status of your relationship? In a 2021 interview, Aniston addressed precisely that.
In a June 2021 conversation with Howard Stern, Jennifer Aniston said that she regards Brad Pitt as a friend, as People reported. "Brad and I are friends, we are friends," she said.
Aniston was discussing her mutual participation in the live reading of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" in September 2020, clarifying that the experience was "absolutely fun."
Addressing the fact that they played love interests while reading the 1982 film, Aniston argued that "there is no weirdness at all, except for everyone who probably saw it and wanted there to be, or assumed there was," Aniston said. to Stern. .
"We had fun and it was for a great cause," Jennifer concluded, as the event had been organized by Sean Penn's nonprofit CORE. At the time, Dane Cook, who was the host of the event, said there was "no drama," according to a separate People report. "They both locked themselves in. What they saw was absolutely what we expected, which was a good compromise between two huge and incredibly talented people," Cook said.
In 2019, Pitt and Aniston proved there was no grudge between them when he attended his 50th birthday party, as E! News pointed out at the time. Their appearance ignited the internet and the media because it marked the first time they were seen together since their public separation.
