Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon were seen sharing a romantic stroll on the beach in Santa Barbara, California, this past Thursday morning. The couple, captured in photos by Page Six, seemed very close, enjoying each other’s company on the sandy shores.
During their walk, Pitt affectionately put his arm around de Ramon, while she clung to his waist. The couple, engrossed in a serious conversation, had sombre expressions, matching the day’s grey and gloomy weather.
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Pitt, the 60-year-old “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood” star, dressed casually in cream pants and a white button-down shirt layered over a tank top. His look was completed with white sneakers, a gold pendant, and retro-style sunglasses.
De Ramon, the 34-year-old vice president of Anita Ko Jewelry, wore an aqua green puffer vest over a white maxi sundress, seemingly to keep warm against the cool breeze. She also chose white sneakers and let her long, brunette hair flow freely.
Both held coffee cups and were accompanied by a fluffy, brown-and-white dog, adding to the quaint scene.
Recently, sources revealed to People that the couple had moved in together, with de Ramon relocating to Pitt’s residence while still maintaining ownership of her previous home.
The relationship is reportedly going strong. A close source mentioned, “She is happier than ever,” while another added that Pitt “has found his spark” again after his challenging divorce from Angelina Jolie. This is described as Pitt’s first serious relationship since his split from Jolie in 2016, and he is evidently thrilled about this new chapter.
Pitt and de Ramon have been seen together since attending a Bono concert in September 2022 and have since been spotted on numerous date nights. They celebrated Pitt’s 60th birthday in Paris, continuing to display their flourishing romance publicly.
Prior to his relationships with de Ramon and Jolie, Pitt was married to Jennifer Aniston, whom he allegedly left for Jolie. De Ramon was previously married to actor Paul Wesley from 2019 to 2022.
