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Brad Pitt’s Mom ‘Praying’ For Him To Get Back With Jennifer Aniston?
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Brad Pitt divorced nearly 16 years ago, there still seems to be some hope the two will reconcile. Last year, one tabloid alleged that Pitt’s mother begging her son to get back with his ex-wife.
Gossip Cop is taking a look back at the story.
Brad Pitt’s Mom Begged Him To Take Jennifer Back?
Last March, the
Globe reported that Jane Pitt was nagging Brad Pitt to reunite with Jennifer Aniston. According to a source, Jane “was deeply affected when Brad and Jen split in 2005, and she always prayed they’d find a way to reunite,” adding that Jane has always thought of Aniston as her daughter, even throughout his marriage to Angelina Jolie. “She told Brad point-blank that she hopes to see them back together and remarried,” the insider revealed.
Brad Pitt’s mother Jane still hoping for him to rekindle romance with Jennifer Aniston
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Brad Pitt s mom Jane Pitt said that she is still hoping for him and Jennifer Aniston to get together
Brad Pitt’s mother Jane is still hoping for the actor to rekindle with his ex-lover Jennifer Aniston.
No couple received as much spotlight in the late 90s as Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt s couple did.
They were both gorgeous and extremely talented. The couple met in 1998 and eventually got married in 2000. However, not all marriages last, and neither did theirs for a very long time. The couple ended up getting divorced five years later and went on their own ways.
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Shortly following the publication of this story, Cicely Tyson passed away at the age of 96.
“I have managed Miss Tyson’s career for over 40 years, and each year was a privilege and blessing,” her manager, Larry Thompson, said in a statement to Variety. “Cicely thought of her new memoir as a Christmas tree decorated with all the ornaments of her personal and professional life. Today she placed the last ornament, a Star, on top of the tree.”
Cicely Tyson has always been ahead of her time, and by dint of sheer will and faith she has forced the modern era to finally catch up with her. Now 96, she’s one of the few African-American artists of her generation to receive something approaching her due. In the past decade alone she has won a Tony, co-starred in a hit television series, been awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and, adding to her extensive list of firsts, become the first Black woman to receive an honorary Oscar. All along, Tyson has
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