Since Brad Pitt attended Jennifer Aniston’s 50th birthday last month, the gossip media has been churning out false stories about the ex-couple and how they’re going to rekindle their past flame. The latest rumor came from Life & Style (via Gossip Cop) claiming that since February, the pair have met on two separate occasions.
The first allegedly took place at the Sony Studios where Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt discussed a future project that they’re interested in pursuing. After hearing of the rumor, Gossip Cop reached out to the respective reps of both stars who told the reputable publication that the claim is pure fiction.
The second “date” of Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston supposedly went down at a restaurant in Malibu. However, since there are no photos or videos that have emerged in recent weeks, it’s likely that Life & Style is lying through its teeth again. This is especially true since both stars have been incessantly hounded by paparazzi even before their brief reunion last month.
Further tarnishing Life & Style’s reputation is the editing of a photo that depicts Brad Pitt seemingly going out on a stroll with Jennifer Aniston. This is the same tactic that the unreliable tabloid used during their story involving Angelina Jolie and Justin Theroux. In that article, the outlet claimed that both stars went on a secret vacation trip to Cabo and altered an image to make it appear that they’ve indeed had a tryst.
With all these being said, it’s best to file this Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston narrative into the fictional section. What’s true about the stars is that they’re going to be busy promoting their recent work that is scheduled to come out soon.
The trailer for Brad Pitt’s new film “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” has already been released and it has been positively received by the masses. Meanwhile, Jennifer Aniston’s new series called “The Morning Show” is set to air this year on Apple’s upcoming streaming service.


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