It ended 2024 and finally ended one of the most media, convoluted and long divorces of the public sphere. On December 31, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie announced that they had ended their marriage definitely. They had announced their separation in September 2016, but the differences at the time of the management of their heritage – among other things, some wineries in France that have kept them in a long strip and loosen – and about their six children kept them in a legal struggle for years. They, in general, opted for silence during the process. But now, six months after that end point, Pitt has spoken for the first time about that. It has happened during a conversation with GQ, whose cover of the summer number stars; The magazine has taken three, one with him, another with the pilot Lewis Hamilton and another with actor Damson Idris, on the occasion of the next film about Formula 1, F1, which star. Shortly before the end of the filming, the publication remembers, Pitt’s private life jumped again to the knowing that the divorce was over. “Did he have a different feeling when he was on the other side of divorce, already finished?” The journalist asks Pitt. “Was there a certain relief?” “No,” he replies, to continue, quite cryptic. “I don’t think it was something very big. Only something that came to bear fruit. Legally.” More information is a brief answer and that houses well with his minimalist attitude throughout the separation. He grants few interviews, but has never talked to the press about the process. In general, it is not common to speak of his private life. But here it is also asked about her new partner, Executive Inés de Ramón, with whom she was seen for the first time precisely in the divorce racks and during a formula 1 race, while she was immersed in the filming of F1. Hence the magazine is questioned if everything is part of a strategy, if that appearance was deliberate. “No, colleague, is not calculated,” he says, laughing. “How to live … God, how tired that should be … how to live doing such calculations? No, life simply evolves. Relationships evolve.” Since he broke with Jolie eight years ago, Ramón has been Pitt’s most public and stable couple. In the middle of the divorce, and with their children taking off their last name and leaving only the maternal jolie, he decided to appear with her in July, in the Grand Prix of Great Britain. They had been together for about two years, but they had never been photographed like this, friendly, calm, normally. The couple met almost three years ago through common friends and has come to events, such as the Santa Barbara Festival (north of California), in early 2024, without posing together. She was also in September at the Wolfs premiere – the plating that stars alongside George Clooney – but while he posed with fans and press, she was waiting for him in the Chinese theater bar of Hollywood with several friends and some popcorn. Hence that public appearance was so striking and, almost a year later, objects of questions. ANGELINA JOLIE AND BRAD PITT IN 2014.AXELLE/BAUER-GRIFFIN (Filmmagic) of Ramón, 35 years old and born in New Jersey, in a family of Spanish origin, is a jewelry specialist. He studied Business Administration in Switzerland – Spanish, French, Spanish, German and Italian – and is a gemologist in the US. More than five years ago he lives on the west coast, in Los Angeles, where he is executive of the Jewelry firm Anita Ko, in fact, his vice president. Pitt has found in the executive some stability and calm, at an agitated moment with the end of his divorce and with his children away from him. Maddox, 23 years old; Pax, 21; Zahara, 20; Shiloh, 19; And the twins Vivienne and Knox, 16, are much more united to their mother since their separation, and a good part of them has shown that they have no intention of staying with their father with a very clear gesture: the paternal last name has been removed. (Tagstotranslate) Brad Pitt
