Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston have always been linked, especially when the latter broke up with her husband, Justin Theroux. Apparently, people continue to make a connection between them since they were once husband and wife. The most recent rumor is that the exes met in Paris and they spent some time together.
One tabloid, Woman's Day Australia (via Gossip Cop) asserted that Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston were together in Paris. It was said that the "secret" reunion took place after the two supposedly decided to just be friends at first but changed their minds and now they want to push through with their re-marriage.
However, Gossip Cop is at it again and refuted the story. The publication was firm to say that the rumor is totally false.
In debunking the Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston Paris trip rumor, Gossip Cop asks why tabloid report did not mention when the overseas rendezvous of the ex-couple supposedly happened. Also, it pointed out that unlike what was said in the reports, Brad Pitt is not based in U.K. for the summer; he was simply in London to spend time with his kids as part of the summer custody agreement with Angelina.
After he left for London, he mostly stayed in L.A. since he is filming “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” there. Aniston is also said to be staying in Montreal as she too is filming “Murder Mystery.” With such schedules, it would be hard for Brad and Jen to meet.
In related news, it was claimed by Celebrity Insider that Brad Pitt’s parents are urging their son to marry Jennifer Aniston again. They said the actor’s mom and dad were trying to convince him that Jen is the right woman for him, but Gossip Cop also debunked this report.
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston tied the knot in 2000. They met on the set of “Friends," when the former made a guest appearance in 2001 and 2002. In January 2005, the pair announced their divorce.


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