The actor surprised his wife with an unexpected gift for her birthday that moved her to tears and revived rumors of a new romance.
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston were one of the most popular couples of the late 90s and early 2000s. They began their love story in 1998 and married in July 2000, in an wedding in Malibu.
However, what seemed like an idyllic relationship ended in 2005, when the actor fell madly in love with Angelina Jolie during the filming of the movie Mr. and Mrs. Smith. It was said that the separation between the Hollywood stars had nothing to do with the actress, but many pointed to her as the third in contention.
"They put us on a pedestal but we were a normal couple. We thought differently and you can't force a relationship, not even when people idealize it," Jennifer Aniston said about her relationship with Brad Pitt in an interview with Vanity Fair.
But undoubtedly, the Friends actress suffered a lot when she saw her husband form a family so quickly with Angelina Jolie and become the most popular couple in Hollywood.
It was time that helped Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt overcome pain and differences and form a good friendship. After the separation of the heartthrob with the mother of his children, the former couple managed to build a bond of great love and mutual respect, to the point that they share birthdays and celebrate each other's achievements with great emotion.
Now, it came to light that the actor had gone overboard with the birthday gift he gave to his ex-wife. According to The Mirror, Brad bought her the house they had shared when they were married since for Jennifer, losing that property during her divorce was one of his biggest regrets.
This great gesture, which moved Jennifer Aniston to tears, fueled rumors of a possible reconciliation, something that fans of the former couple never stop wishing for.
The property is located in the Beverly Hills area of Los Angeles, it has two floors, a large garden with a pool, and among the amenities it has a private movie room. For it, Brad Pitt would have paid the sum of 79 million dollars, 66 million more than when they bought it in 1999.
