So its lights on for Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, who are reported to be "seriously in love," said a new report Wednesday. The couple was seen at low-key outings in the past few weeks, even as on again-off again rumors about their divorce flew high.
Recent media reports have been full of them, watching them hover "from the verge of a split... to seriously in love," according to Life & Style magazine. They have "been fighting and spending time apart, and things had gotten so bad recently that friends believed they were headed for divorce." The reconciliation came about because "they managed to fight their way back from the brink."
Rumours about their divorce warning that they were living "separate lives" were also high, mainly because it was suspected that Pitt's close relationship with his co-stars led to their trouble, with Jolie's health rapidly deteriorating due to it. It is said that Jolie was "furious" even as Pitt got in touch with ex-wife Jennifer Aniston.
It was their recent family reunion as they celebrated their twins Knox and Vivienne's birthday at the Griddle Cafe in West Hollywood that brought them together, it is said.
"They were super nice and friendly. Brad and Angelina were super low-key and a bunch of the waiters there didn't even realize it was them until they stood up to leave. They were super chill," a source told US Weekly.
Earlier this month, rumors surfaced that Jolie and Pitt are planning "crisis talks" to save their marriage after the actress realized how "far apart" they had gotten as a couple.
On the other hand, another media source claims that they have never had any marital problems. Said Gossip Cop "And now, voila, Life & Style wants everyone to know the marriage has indeed been "saved." Right. What's really going on is the publication is attempting to do damage control for its previous mistakes. The outlet created a false narrative about an impending divorce, and now that it didn't happen, a fairytale happy ending has been presented."
Hence, the off-screen romance of the pair seems to be stirring more excitement than their films. Reports are still breaking records
