After his shocking divorce from Angelina Jolie, it seems like Brad Pitt is now making his way back to Jennifer Aniston's life. A new report claims that the former Hollywood power couple may be reuniting for a special project.
As shocking as it sounds, the report revealed that Jennifer Aniston is open to working with Brad Pitt even after breaking her heart over a decade ago. “Jen would work with Brad on screen,” a source told Hollywood Life. “It would have to be the perfect role, and all the stars would have to align, but it’s something that would benefit their careers."
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston working on a new project together?
No matter how professional one person is, It is understandably awkward to work with your ex and pretend like everything is fine.
So Jennifer Aniston suggested something that she and the 54-year-old "World War Z" actor can do together in the meantime while the Brangelina split is still fresh.
Being two of the best stars in Hollywood, it's only a matter of time that Jen and Brad will be approached to work on a new project together. Although the actress is not entirely shutting down the idea, she feels that they should start from something quite distant like an animated film. This way, they don't need to be in the same location most of the time unlike in the live-action movies.
Brad Pitt seeks emotional help from Jennifer Aniston?
Meanwhile, reports revealed that instead of asking for professional help to sort his issues out, Brad Pitt was allegedly reaching out to his ex-wife for emotional support.
The report even went on to say that the former Mr. and Mrs. Pitt have been casually texting each other, talking about the actor's failed marriage with Angelina Jolie.
Although the 48-year-old "The Yellow Birds" actress is happily married to Justin Theroux, she just can't seem to leave Brad hanging during this tough time. With their newly revived friendship, many believe that Brad Pitt is probably beating himself up for letting Jen go. However, the duo has not commented on their alleged communication.
