The divorce rumors of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have been doing the rounds for quite a while and it is still not clear if it is Marion Cotillard or Pitt's ex Jennifer Aniston who has caused trouble in the conjugal heaven of the couple. Nevertheless, fans can take solace from the fact that the golden couple of Hollywood is trying to bring back the spark in their life.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie visited the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles last month to celebrate their second wedding anniversary, reports Mobile & Apps. The romantic getaway was reportedly a part of their efforts to rekindle the lost spark in their marriage. However, it did not live up to their expectations. Many media outlets claim that it was boring and one even went on to say that Jolie's love is dead.
Inside sources say that the two had their dinner and spent the night. This was all that they did on their wedding anniversary to celebrate the moment and left the following day. Their children were also missing from the scene, which is understandable, as the couple was visiting with a specific purpose in mind.
Meanwhile, Marion Cotillard, Pitt's co-star in his new film "Allied" is said to be the reason behind the couple's differences. Now this is quite controversial as some insiders have been saying that it is his ex-wife Jennifer Aniston who has made things complicated for the two. The veracity of these claims is doubtful as neither Jolie nor Pitt have said anything about their divorce rumors.
They have been maintaining stiff silence over the controversy but even that is not enough to silence rumor mills. According to Celebrity Dirty Laundry, both are avoiding divorce because they are very clingy about the title of the golden couple of Hollywood. The site claims that they are refraining from separation at the cost of intimacy. They only want to protect their reputation.
Well, till "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" are officially together, fans must hope for the best. As for rumors, they have a certain shelf life and it is best to take them with a grain of salt.
