Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie were said to be hanging out together while the former is rumored to be dating Charlize Theron. Based on the report, the actor has been spending time with his ex-wife and it seems that the publication was trying to suggest that a love triangle is brewing because he already has a new love but still seeing his ex.
The story appeared on OK! magazine and it supported the story by publishing a photo that shows Brad Pitt leaving his lawyer’s office last week. The tabloid then wrote that Angelina Jolie was also there and the ex-couple reportedly stayed in the office for three hours.
While it could be true that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt met at a lawyer’s office, it makes no sense to think that the exes are up to something for meeting there for hours. The former couple still has a lot to discuss about their child custody agreement and their divorce has not been finalized yet as well.
Now, Gossip Cop claims that this is another fabricated story about Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt because while the latter was seen coming out of the building, there was no photo of the former that could prove she was also in the office at that time. Also, the fact-checking site investigates, it found out that no reputable media outlet has ever reported about the ex-couple’s supposed 3-hour meet-up.
In other words, there was nothing to back up the claims thus it is clearly one of those made-up stories. Moreover, even if the story is true there is nothing wrong even if Brad Pitt is already dating someone else and he still needs to meet his ex.
Meanwhile, Brad Pitt and Charlize Theron have been rumored to be dating but the actor’s representative had denied this. The rep also assured GC that their boss has not seen Sean Penn’s ex in months so there is no way the narratives are true.


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