Are Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston getting back together? Body language expert says it's one-sided attraction
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston share a long history. The ex-flames were married for five years from 2000 to 2005 after which they broke millions of hearts when Pitt moved on to Angelina Jolie. It's been more than a decade since then and things have changed.
The former power couple made heads turn with their camaraderie at the 26th Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday night. A series of pictures showed Pitt hugging Jen as she looked gorgeous in a hip-hugging white satin slip dress from Christian Dior by John Galliano. Jen, meanwhile, held his arms and touched his chest.
As they shared a few good laughs, they stoked the fire of every fantasy of them getting back together and left the Internet hopeful. With all the memes and emotional tweets, fans can't stop wondering if the two friendly exes will reunite. To tickle our fancy more than ever, a body language expert seems to have analyzed Brad and Jen's 'friendly' snaps at the SAG Awards and made some startling revelations! In a Hit Network exclusive, expert Simon Rae said that while Pitt wants Jennifer, she doesn't want him back.
"If you look at the photos, it seems like he is grabbing her hand and she is pulling away," he said. "It's the holding off thing. I think Brad and the public are doing the same wishful thinking but she's not." At the awards ceremony, Pitt and Aniston both won trophies for 'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood' and Apple TV's 'The Morning Show' respectively.
Accepting his award, Pitt made some lighthearted remarks. "Let's be honest, it was a difficult part. The guy who gets high, takes his shirt off, and doesn't get on with his wife. It's a big stretch. Big," he said, and the camera then cut to a shot of Aniston, who clapped at his joke.
Reportedly, when Aniston picked up her award for outstanding performance by a female actor in a drama series, Pitt watched her speech on the monitors backstage and he "couldn't stop smiling." Is there scope for them to be together in the future or is it simply in Rachel Green's words, a "closure?"
