Brad Pitt attended Jennifer Aniston’s 50th birthday bash last week and rumors have it that the ex-couple went on a “romantic getaway” after the party. The “Friends” actress celebrated her birthday at LA’s Sunset Tower Hotel and it was a star-studded event that turned intriguing as well after Angelina Jolie’s ex showed up.
Now, as per Australia’s Woman’s Day, Brad Pitt wants to give Jennifer Aniston a memorable gift so just a few days after the party, the actor allegedly brought his ex-wife to an undisclosed place for a romantic outing. The pair were said to have been spotted at the Los Angeles International Airport but it was not mentioned where the two are supposedly heading.
“They needed some time alone away from prying eyes,” the source supposedly said. “Everyone knows Jen’s still head-over-heels for Brad and the feeling’s mutual. Everyone’s is highly confident they will use this getaway as a stepping stone to get back together.”
The tipster went on to say that many people want Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt to be back together so the getaway was good news. It also said that the duo is ready to fall in love again thus this is the perfect time for them to reunite.
However, Gossip Cop is not convinced that this is a true story. As mentioned before, the Woman’s Day report did not say where Brad Pitt brought Jennifer Aniston for a vacation. Plus, the unnamed source is not reliable as well because he or she could have provided the key details of the alleged trip.
Moreover, if Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt were really spotted in LAX, dozens of photos would have surfaced already. The paparazzi are everywhere and the two Hollywood A-listers are one of the most followed stars so if they were really at an airport, they would easily be noticed, right?
Definitely, the Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt romantic getaway did not happen. The report lacked the facts and no hard evidence was provided either.


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