It has been a rather weird week with regards to Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston rumors since there are tons of great hogwash stories out there. One of the most recent tabloid garbage to surface is how the former couple is reportedly going to have a baby together. This rumor is just crazy, especially given that the “Horrible Bosses” actress is enjoying being single right now.
Now, coming to the gossip that there is going to be a Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston baby on the way, Gossip Cop happily stepped in to correct this wildly inaccurate claim. The site proceeded to dismantle everything about the reports that are coming out courtesy of New Idea and OK! magazine. Apparently, the two stars are now back together, if these reports are to be believed.
What’s more, it seems that they have decided to have a baby, which would certainly make for an interesting development. There is just the simple problem of the fact that the Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston rumors about them getting back together are completely false. What’s more, a baby is unlikely to be in the picture because the “Friends” star is currently enjoying the single life.
As Business Times notes, it would appear that a Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston relationship is just not in the cards because of how the actress is currently not interested in dating. Despite the many rumors about her supposed reunion with her ex-husband, she appears to be content ignoring said rumors.
For now, it seems that those who are expecting something of a Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston passion revival will just have to be disappointed. Neither of these two celebrities seems interested in getting back together. Try as all of the tabloid publications might, their reports about the two being in a relationship will continue to be false, and this goes double for the pregnancy gossip.


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