Insiders report that Brad Pitt is ready to have children with Ines de Ramon
Brad Pitt is "100% committed" to having children with his girlfriend Ines de Ramon, sources say, DailyMail reports, citing insiders.
According to the publication, 60-year-old Brad Pitt “doesn’t mind” starting over with 34-year-old Ines de Ramon and believes that she will become a wonderful mother. "It's possible that there will be more children in his life. Inez is young, and Brad said he is 100% on board if she wants to have children. He likes the idea of building a life with Inez. Brad thinks Inez will be a great mother. She patient, calm and has a great sense of humor. In other words, their relationship is going smoothly and without drama,” said a source close to the actor.
This information came shortly after it became known that Brad Pitt did not want his daughter with Angelina Jolie, Shiloh Jolie-Pitt, to testify about her preferences in a custody matter in 2021. At that time, the high-profile divorce proceedings between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie were ongoing, during which they tried to divide their six children: three adopted (Maddox, Zahara, and Pax) and three biological (Shiloh, Knox, and Vivienne). The judge sided with Brad Pitt and did not allow 14-year-old Shiloh to testify, but Angelina Jolie got the judge removed because he had business dealings with Brad Pitt's lawyers, which he did not mention.
Recently, the press has been actively discussing Brad Pitt's frustration with his poor relationship with his children: his daughter Shiloh filed documents to renounce his last name shortly after turning 18. Pax called Brad Pitt a "world-class asshole" on social media and accused him of keeping his children in fear. Zahara introduced herself as Zahara Marley Jolie in college.
Brad Pitt has been dating Ines de Ramon since the end of 2022. The couple moved in together in February of this year. Ines de Ramon designs jewelry. She was married to The Vampire Diaries star Paul Wesley for three years. The couple divorced at the end of 2022.
