Brad Pitt's Girlfriend Ines de Ramon Steals The Spotlight In Daring Backless Look At 'F1' Premiere
Ines de Ramon lit up the red carpet alongside her beau, Brad Pitt, at the "F1" movie premiere in New York City.
Pitt, who plays the central character of Sonny Hayes in the adrenaline-filled film, was first linked with the jewelry designer in late 2022.
The couple moved in together early last year and are reportedly in it for the long haul. However, reports have claimed that it is unlikely Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon will tie the knot in the near future.
All eyes were on Ines de Ramon and Brad Pitt as they arrived at the star-studded "F1" premiere in New York City.
For the appearance, de Ramon showed her immense sense of style in a revealing outfit that gave onlookers a glimpse of her midriff while putting her back on full display.
One half of her outfit was a translucent knee-length top featuring a halter-style neckline and a plunging bodice. The other half was a gorgeous skirt with feathered accents, held firmly to her curvy waist by a thick black belt.
Adding to her look, de Ramon came with a small clutch bag and styled her brunette hair in soft waves that were parted down the middle.
Meanwhile, Pitt, who styled his head in a buzz cut, donned a double-breasted black-navy suit jacket with wide lapels and matching straight-leg trousers.
Underneath, he skipped the traditional shirt-and-tie combo in favor of a more casual and slightly unbuttoned cotton shirt, which was paired with a matching pocket square.
The actor then complemented his outfit with a pair of polished black leather dress shoes and also carried stylish sunglasses with him.
At the premiere, Pitt and de Ramon spent ample time on the red carpet, where they looked clearly smitten with each other as the cameras flashed around them.
The couple were also seen beaming on several occasions, with de Ramon's radiant smile and flawless teeth adding to her stunning presence.
At one point, Pitt kept things a little playful by tenderly wrapping his arm around his lover and resting his palms just above her backside. De Ramon also proved equally affectionate when she fussed over something on his face and gently cupped the actor's head with one hand during a tender moment.
During the event, the pair also held hands multiple times, including as they strolled into the venue.
Pitt and de Ramon have been in a relationship since 2022 and eventually moved in together in 2024.
In the early days of their romance, they were spotted on vacations, dates, and at select events, but largely kept things private. The couple officially confirmed their relationship by making their first public appearance together at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone Circuit in Northampton, England, in July 2024.
They then made their red carpet debut in September of that year at the Venice Film Festival for the premiere of Pitt's film "Wolfs."
That same month, they were also photographed attending the Rock4EB benefit in Malibu.
More recently, the couple went on a double date with friends Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid at the COTE Korean Steakhouse in New York City.
Earlier in the year, US Weekly shared an update about the couple's blossoming relationship.
One source claimed that the duo were "madly in love and work so well together" and that the relationship has made Pitt "happier than ever."
The statement echoed the same sentiments shared in a report from People Magazine in November 2024 about the duo being "each other's biggest cheerleaders" and that it was "clear they're in it for the long haul."
At the time, it was also reported that they were "incredibly happy together" and are supportive of each other's careers.
However, despite their blossoming relationship, it is unlikely that the pair will tie the knot in the near future due to Pitt still yet to get over the trauma of his failed marriage to ex-wife, Angelina Jolie.
"Brad is totally in love with Ines, but he doesn't want to go down the road of marriage and kids," an insider dished to the Daily Mail about the actor.
They added, "He's been burned badly by the divorce from Angelina and his kids wanting little if nothing to do with him. He's 61 and loving his life just the way it is."
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