Jennifer Aniston recently discussed her ongoing friendship with Gwyneth Paltrow, highlighting how they remain connected through their past involvement with Brad Pitt. In a Vanity Fair interview, Aniston, 56, described how she and the 52-year-old founder of Goop continue to share memories of their time with the 61-year-old actor and maintain their bond years later.
Beyond Their Shared Connection to Brad Pitt
Recalling the early days, Jennifer noted,
Ironically, I went to her and Brad’s engagement party,
emphasizing the ironic twist in their intertwining histories. When asked whether their conversations still touch on their relationships with Brad, she responded,
Oh, of course. How can we not? We’re girls.
However, their discussions extend well beyond their romantic pasts. Jennifer explained,
We’re always swapping advice — ‘What are you doing for this? What are you doing for that? Do you have a new doctor for that?’
reflecting the natural closeness between longtime friends.
The Timeline of Their Relationships With Brad Pitt
Brad Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrow’s relationship began on the set of the film Se7en in 1995, leading to an engagement in 1996 that ended the following year. Subsequently, Brad started dating Jennifer Aniston in 1998, and the couple married in a Malibu ceremony in July 2000. Their marriage lasted until they announced their separation in January 2005 and finalized their divorce later that October.
Current Relationships and Life Updates
Today, Brad Pitt is in a relationship with Ines de Ramon, while Jennifer Aniston has been seen spending time with hypnotist Jim Curtis. Gwyneth Paltrow has been married to Brad Falchuk since 2018 and co-parents her two children, Apple, 21, and Moses, 19, with ex-husband Chris Martin.
Why Their Friendship Matters
The enduring friendship between Jennifer Aniston and Gwyneth Paltrow, despite their shared romantic history with Brad Pitt, demonstrates how relationships can evolve into lasting bonds beyond initial circumstances. Their ability to support each other on various levels suggests a meaningful connection that goes deeper than common public assumptions related to their past partners.
