Brad Pitt, Jennifer Garner rumors seem to be popping up a lot more often recently, with the latest one being about the two co-starring in the sequel to “Mr. & Mrs. Smith.” This new gossip came in tandem with reports about the two supposedly dating, which has since been debunked. In fact, it would seem that the “Peppermint” star’s new beau is a multimillionaire businessman with a sordid past.
In a recent round of tabloid garbage termination, Gossip Cop went on the offensive in debunking the most recent Brad Pitt, Jennifer Garner gossip. This one is with regards to the two working on a film together. After crushing the rumor that the pair has been dating for a while in secret, the publication proceeded to dismantle the story involving the “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” sequel.
It would appear that this particular rumor was tied to the one about the Brad Pitt, Jennifer Garner secret tryst. Just as that was proven completely false, so was the reports about the “Troy” actor approaching the “Elektra” star about the movie project. There is no romance going on between the two and there are certainly no proposals about them working on a sequel to the movie that co-starred Angelina Jolie.
Just to drive the point home and end this Brad Pitt, Jennifer Garner farce, the “Alias” actress is actually dating John Miller. As the CEO of CaliGroup, Miller is a wealthy individual that can easily stand beside a celebrity girlfriend. However, RadarOnline reportedly obtained some documents that show how the multimillionaire is actually an abusive individual.
The documents supposedly pertained to how Miller’s ex-wife, Caroline Campbell, was forced to “grovel” just so he would allow her to see their children. The details are terrifying enough for anyone to wish for the Brad Pitt, Jennifer Garner rumors to actually be true. At least, the “Fight Club” actor does not have such an unfortunate tendency.


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