Jennifer Aniston visited his longtime friend George Clooney in his house over in Italy during the weekend. Alongside the “Friends” alum was her co-star Adam Sandler in "Just Go with It" and his wife, Jackie. But the visit has now been turned into another rumor as Radar Online (via Gossip Cop) claimed that Aniston was sneaking around with Brad Pitt during her stay.
Econotimes already reported that the chances of Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt getting back together are nearly non-existent. The two are simply too busy with their projects and the tangles of their own lives.
Jennifer Aniston is currently in Italy as she’s filming for her upcoming comedy movie “Murder Mystery” with Adam Sandler. Meanwhile, Brad Pitt is also shooting a film called “Once Upon a Time In Hollywood” where he will be starring with Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie.
Radar Online tried to stretch their narrative and took the angle that George Clooney is friends with both celebrities. Indeed, Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt are friends with the “Ocean’s Eleven” actor but this isn’t any indication that the ex-couple is trying to get back together.
Brad Pitt’s main priority at the moment is to be with his kids as his six children are growing up fast. He’s also trying to work out a custody case with Angelina Jolie, as well as make their divorce official. So between filming, his kids, and the divorce case, it would be a miracle if the “Troy” actor managed to find the time to rekindle his relationship with Jennifer Aniston.
As for the “Bruce Almighty” actress, she recently gave a candid interview where she revealed much about her life and the personal struggles that she’s going through. Brad Pitt’s ex-wife said that she doesn’t plan to have kids and added that her “purpose on this planet” may not be “to procreate.” The actress also said that there is a lot of pressure on women to bear a child because if she doesn’t, she’s considered damaged goods.


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