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Angelina Jolie seems to be “happy”
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Around eight years after her scandalous separation from Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie seems to have found her place. What makes her happy today are her children and new projects. Things are different for her ex-husband.
While her ex Brad Pitt is getting serious in terms of love, Angelina Jolie apparently prefers to concentrate on her family and work. “Angie seems to be very happy and content with her life,” an unnamed confidant of the actress told the US magazine “People”. “She is focused on her children and her work. She is involved in projects that are really important to her and that she is passionate about.”
The 49-year-old Oscar-winning actress recently won a Tony Award for her Broadway show “The Outsiders,” including the “Best Musical” category. She directed the piece as co-producer and in collaboration with her 15-year-old daughter Vivienne, who worked as a production assistant.
So has peace finally returned to the lives of the two Hollywood stars who have been fighting in court for years? Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt separated in September 2016 and have been fighting a bitter divorce battle ever since. They have six children together: Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh and the twins Knox and Vivienne.
Brad Pitt is in “a serious relationship”
Meanwhile, Brad Pitt is making progress in matters of the heart and was recently seen holding hands with his girlfriend Ines de Ramon at the Formula 1 race in Silverstone, where the 60-year-old is also filming for the racing film “F1”. “It's more of a serious relationship than just dating,” a source told “People”. Things are said to be going really well since the 34-year-old moved in with him: “Brad loves so many things about her.”
There have been amorous rumors about Pitt and Ramon since November 2022, when they attended a concert together in Los Angeles. According to US media reports, they had already been together for “a few months” at that point.
