CelebritiesAlthough their relationship ended in 1997, Brad Pitt (58) and Gwyneth Paltrow (49) are still close friends 25 years later. In an interview with Gwyneth Paltrow’s website “Goop,” the actor mentioned that he will always love her, to which Gwyneth replied, “And I love you, I love you so much.”
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The former lovers were engaged in the 90s, but never got married. Brad Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrow were an inseparable couple from 1994 to 1997. Two decades later, the two reflect on their past relationship and look to a future full of friendship. “Yeah, it’s nice how things turn out a certain way,” Pitt said in the interview.
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Pitt and Paltrow also talked about Paltrow’s father, Bruce, who passed away in 2002. According to the 49-year-old actress, her father had approved and fully agreed to their marriage, even though the two ended up not marrying each other. “Now, twenty years later, I’ve found the right Brad I was meant for,” Gwyneth joked. But Bruce had also made a good impression on the American actor: “That man was so funny! And you were really funny together too. I loved seeing you together.”
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“It’s great to still have you as a good and dear friend,” he continued. “And I love you, and I always will.” And the feeling is mutual: “I love you, I love you so much,” Gwyneth Paltrow said.
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Barely a year after the split between Pitt and Paltrow, Pitt married Jennifer Aniston, but in 2005 the two announced their divorce again. In August 2014, he married Angelina Jolie, with whom he shares six children. Brangelina, the power couple of Hollywood, broke up two years later, in 2016. The actors are still involved in a bitter divorce fight to this day.
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In 2003, Paltrow married Coldplay musician Chris Martin, after which they amicably split in 2014. Four years later, in 2018, the American actress married Brad Falchuk, to whom she is still happily married.
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