The Daily Mail portal published some photographs where Brad Pitt and his companion appear very smiling at a concert by Bono, leader and singer of U2.
Last Sunday, the long-awaited solo concert by Bono, leader and singer of the Irish group U2, took place in the city of Los Angeles. The event brought together several entertainment figures, but it was Brad Pitt who captured the attention of those present.
Something that few expected is that the actor would come accompanied by the model and designer Inés de Ramón. The 29-year-old became known for her relationship with actor Paul Wesley. Both had passed through the altar, but it was just a few months ago when they issued a brief statement to confirm their breakup.
The Daily Mail portal published some photographs where both appear very smiling and showing affectionate gestures without caring about the crowd. Very complicit, they enjoyed the show accompanied by Cindy Crawford and her husband, Rande Gerber.
Hours later, Brad Pitt left the concert alone, while Inés de Ramón left with the actor's bodyguard. Since his breakup with Angelina Jolie, Brad apparently tries to rebuild his life amid a court battle against his ex-wife, who accuses him of abuse.
The news comes after the rumor that Brad Pitt was romantically linked to Emily Ratajkowski. Close sources assured that both had known each other for some time and that there was something between them, but the alleged romance never materialized.
In fact, a few days ago it was confirmed that the model had started a relationship with Pete Davidson, ex-boyfriend of Kim Kardashian and, previously, fiancé of the singer Ariana Grande.
Brad Pitt on Angelina Jolie's assault accusations: "They are completely false"
Brad Pitt denied Angelina Jolie's accusations about an alleged altercation that occurred in 2016 and that led to the end of her marriage. Among other claims, the actress accused the interpreter of "suffocating one of her children and attacking another" when they were on a private flight.
Given what Jolie said, a representative of the actor sent a brief statement to CNN to indicate that everything was "completely false."
"(Jolie's) story continues to evolve each time she tells it, with new unsubstantiated claims. Brad has accepted responsibility for what he did, but he won't take responsibility for the things he didn't do. These new allegations are completely false," indicates the notification.
Angelina Jolie narrated alleged attacks by her ex-husband Brad Pitt, in the context of a legal dispute over a property they both have in France. In a document filed in a court in Los Angeles (USA), the actress claims that Pitt physically and emotionally abused her and her children.
