Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon Make Romance Red Carpet Official
Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon have gone red carpet official with their relationship.
The couple, who have been romantically linked since November 2022, made their red carpet debut at the Venice Film Festival on Sunday.
In a moment that seemed almost surreal, Pitt, at 60, and de Ramon, aged 34, embraced the spotlight at this iconic film festival. Their appearance was not just a display of affection but a subtle celebration of love against the backdrop of glitz and glamour. It was a double date night spent with George Clooney and his wife, Amal, marking a delightful evening at the premiere of “Wolfs.”
Clooney dazzled in a classic black tuxedo while Amal illuminated the evening in a sleeveless pastel yellow gown. In contrast, Pitt made a bold statement in a black tuxedo jacket over a round-collar shirt paired with matching flared pants. Meanwhile, de Ramon’s choice of a stunning white, one-shoulder gown did not go unnoticed; she appeared elegant and self-assured, shimmering among the A-list crowd.
Yet, as they graced the red carpet, social media buzzed with comparisons drawn between de Ramon and Pitt’s former partners, Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston. Some users couldn’t resist sharing their thoughts: “She looks like a younger Angelina Jolie,” remarked one on X. This reflection touches a deeper chord—how past relationships can linger in the shadows even as new romances emerge.
Indeed, some observers noted de Ramon’s dress mirrored Aniston’s style. “Her face looks like Jolie but her dress looks like Aniston,” someone commented. This avalanche of opinions reveals how public figures exist within layers of societal expectations and cultural tropes, magnifying the significance of their public appearances.
The whispers not only reflect curiosity about de Ramon but serve as a reminder of the weight carried by Pitt’s storied past. Interestingly, fans seem to recall Aniston’s 2020 Screen Actors Guild Awards look, where she captivated in a simple ivory gown that effortlessly enhanced her silhouette.
The film “Wolfs” represents a nostalgic reunion for fans as it marks Clooney and Pitt’s first time appearing together on screen in 16 years, since 2008’s “Burn After Reading.” The movie delves into the morally gray realm of fixers hired to conceal crimes, an apt metaphor for navigating complex relationships in a world constantly watching.
Amid the premiere, Clooney moved beyond the film’s buzz, addressing a report about his salary. He remarked on its potential impact, highlighting the importance of realistic discussions about industry compensation. “It’s bad for our industry if that’s what people think is the standard-bearer for salaries,” he noted, showcasing a pragmatic view amid glamour.
The New York Times report suggested both actors received upwards of $35 million each for the film, yet Clooney’s reaction revealed a desire for sincerity in an often flashy industry. His light-hearted quip about their friendship being a “disaster” juxtaposed with the genuine pleasure of collaborating with a long-time friend. “It’s fun to work with people you know really well,” he said, humanizing the celebrity narrative.
In this whirlwind of Hollywood spectacle, as Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon embrace their shared moment in the limelight, it invites contemplation about love, fame, and the inevitable intertwining of the past with the present. Every appearance, every dress choice, carries echoes of previous loves and lifetimes spent in the public eye, whispering tales of both joy and longing.
