Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt have already moved way past their relationship. The actor now reportedly sees his former wife "like a sister," and it is not going to change.
An insider spoke with Us Weekly and claimed that the "Troy" actor is "not looking back." Although he is aware that fans and friends would love to see them reunite, it will no longer happen.
Pitt allegedly will likely fall for someone "when he least expects it." But, for now, he is said to be "not stressing about it," adding that he is "at peace with his current situation."
The same insider, also, asserted that he has a mindset of "if it happens, it happens." Moreover, he is "in no rush to settle down again" following his past relationships.
As to whether the latest story is true, no one can confirm. Brad Pitt has yet to make any statement, revealing his perspectives on his love life these days.
In addition, the tipster did not share any proof to corroborate the claims. Accordingly, the allegations, which are on the outlet's February 21 issue, appear to be speculative.
Nevertheless, Jennifer Aniston did once note that she is "buddies" with her former husband. She told Howard Stern in a 2021 interview that there was "no awkwardness" between them as they were on "friendly terms," according to BuzzFeed News.
The "Friends" alum explained that there was "no odness at all," and they "speak" with each other. She noted, though, that the oddness likely lied on those who were "wanting there to be, or assumed there to be."
In the end, Aniston pointed out that they "had fun," and "it was for a great cause."
The publication recalled that the actress was talking about her and Brad Pitt's reunion for a fundraising table read of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High." They reenacted a scene from the material where the actress's character catches the "Ad Astra" star's role fantasizing about her in the bathroom.
Similarly, Brad Pitt had stated earlier that year that his former wife is a "good friend" of his. Insider reported that this took place on the red carpet of the 77th annual Golden Globes awarding ceremony.
It was, also, the same event where "The Big Short" actor made a joke about not bringing his mother to the ceremony. He explained that it was because of the reports, claiming anyone who stands next to him, "they say [he is] dating."
The same publication recalled, as well, that Pitt and Aniston first met in 1994 because of their respective managers. But, it was not until four years later that they went out for their first date.
The two celebrities announced their engagement before 1999 concluded. They, then, tied the knot nearly a year later at a lavish ceremony in Malibu.
