Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston’s romance is not dying down even for a bit. It even escalated further when the two have officially broken up with their respective spouses. The latest report is that they are often texting each other these days and at this rate, they may have rekindled their romance already.
According to OK!, Brad and Jen realized they still love each other after reuniting at the “Friends” actress’ 50th birthday celebration in February. The magazine stated that since then, the pair regularly exchange intimate text messages and they even go on trips too.
“Jen’s always loved Brad,” the tipster told the tabloid. “She’s overjoyed that they’ve secretly reunited and are now planning a new future together. They started texting about the past and what went wrong in their marriage.”
The source further alleged that Brad Pitt admitted his mistakes and expressed regrets about what happened to them in the past. “Brad fully repented and took the blame for his actions all those years ago,” the insider relayed. “He explained how therapy has helped him get to the root of his behavior.”
Moreover, Brad supposedly told Jen through texts that he now knows he was not very nice when they were married, so he promised that from now on, there would be no more secrets. The actor also asked for forgiveness, and he won the actress’s heart again.
Gossip Cop stated that the claims about Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt falling in love again after texting each other often and going on vacations together were nothing but fabricated stories. It pointed out that the two are focused on their respective works these days and they have no intention to date others at least for now. This is especially true for the actor since he is still dealing with his divorce case from Angelina Jolie as well.


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