Brad Pitt’s flirty birthday party with Ines De Ramon

Brad Pitt and Ines De Ramon

Brad Pitt turned 59 on Sunday. It is now learnt that the Once Upon A Time In Hollywood actor celebrated his special day with girlfriend Ines De Ramon and friends at a Los Angeles restaurant. "Brad had a birthday party dinner with Ines and friends.

Guests brought gifts and the group shared a lot of Italian food. He even got a birthday treat with a candle and the group sang happy birthday," said a source. The informer added, "Brad was in the best mood. He sat next to Ines. They were very cute and flirty. You could tell that she makes him happy." After the party, the two were seen walking out, carrying lots of bags and gifts that they loaded into their car. "Brad was seen wrapping his arm around Ines and pulling her in close to him," a source has been quoted as saying.

It was only in November that reports of them ‘dating for a few months' first emerged. Pitt and Ramon were first photographed together on November 13, alongside Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber backstage at a Bono concert at LA's Orpheum Theatre. Interestingly, she also joined Pitt for the after-party of his new release, Babylon, recently. "Brad is clearly very into her, given that he brought her to his film's premiere," said a source. Sharing that Ramon reportedly said that Pitt is very sweet, the source added, that the two are planning to spend New Year's Eve together.

Pitt has been married twice - to Jennifer Aniston from 2000 to 2005, then to Angelina Jolie, with whom he shares six kids, from 2014 to 2019. Thirty-two-year old Ramon, a jewellery executive, separated from her actor-husband Paul Wesley earlier this year.

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