The actor approached her ex-wife three years ago when she lost her mother and she has supported him in her divorce from Angelina Jolie
Brad Pitt attended Jennifer Aniston's 50th birthday party last weekend. He did it through the back door of the luxurious hotel in Los Angeles where the actress had summoned her best friends, many of them great Hollywood stars. A paparazzi discovered the actor, camouflaged with a cap that hid his blonde hair, and sunglasses despite the fact that it was already night. That graphic testimony was confirmation that what was once the most admired couple in the film industry had resumed their relationship after abruptly breaking off a courtship and subsequent marriage that lasted a decade.
It took 14 years for the actors to meet again. According to several US media, the reconciliation came when the actor contacted his ex-wife almost three years ago. It was in May 2016 when Jennifer Aniston's mother, Nancy Dow, died at the age of 79 after a long illness. Although relations were not always good between mother and daughter, in recent years they had managed to get closer and the actress was deeply affected by her death.
According to this information, Brad Pitt chose to approach his ex to provide her support. "Brad contacted Jen after her mother's death, and she was very touched that he understood how difficult it was for her," he said.
Four months after the death of Nancy Dow, Brad Pitt officially separated from Angelina Jolie, starting a long divorce process. At this time the actor has had the support of Jennifer Aniston. Aniston also announced her divorce from Justin Theroux in 2017. "They are in contact via SMS and calls. They have both shared a life together and respect each other."
In adulthood, Aniston has recovered her voice again to take the iron out of those absurd dramas with which she has been associated for years: her "broken heart", her desire to return to Pitt, her lack of children, becoming " America's grieving bride." She is clear: "What determines happiness in someone's life is not the ideal that was created in the fifties. You don't hear that story for men. It is part of machismo, women are always the despised, the heartbroken and spinster. It's never the other way around," she explained in an interview with Elle in December. Those accusations no longer weigh on him.
Brad Pitt's arrival at Jennifer Aniston's birthday was a good opportunity for the former couple to meet normally in public. "Jen and Brad have been friends and have talked to each other many times since they became single again. They are friends and have supported each other through tough times. Things have changed a lot and they plan to remain friends for life. There is really no hard feelings." each other," a source told Entertainment Tonight. Those same sources assure that from there to the couple trying to resume a sentimental relationship there is an abyss.
