Brad Pitt’s Mom Still Tight With His Ex Jennifer Aniston, Hmmm….
As has now been plastered all over the blogosphere, Mrs. Jane Pitt (Brad’s mom) paid a visit to her ex-daughter-in-law Jennifer Aniston. The two had a cozy two-hour visit this past Sunday and are said to still speak on the phone frequently and visit with each other when they can.
While that in itself isn’t terribly strange, it certainly can’t make Brad’s current girlfriend and mother of his biological daughter, Angelina Jolie very happy.
What’s strange about this continued closeness is the lack of grandchildren to keep Jennifer and Jane tied to one another. Clearly, their bond is one that is genuine and unmarred by Jennifer and Brad’s divorce. It’s also not a stretch to assume that The Pitts feel a sense of betrayal towards Brad and Angelina for how Jennifer was treated. You can love your children and still find their behavior disappointing and unacceptable.
While we can’t know for sure how Jane Pitt justifies her relationship with her former daughter-in-law to the mother of her grandchild(ren), I have ZERO doubt that there is tension between Jane and Angelina - and definitely some unstated animosity.
I would also be willing to bet that Jane and Jennifer remain close not only because they love each other, but also to torture Angie and Brad, which in my cosmic world of karmic justice is completely fair and absolutely acceptable.
You can’t have your cake and eat it too Angie.
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i think what happened here was not that jen left because of angelina. jen left because the marriage was kaput and brad did everything he could to save it. jen left brad. not the other way around. so she still sees her mother-in-law but angie will never be accepted since she’s such a weirdo and brad has to accept that jen will always be in his life somewhat.
Comment by emmarose — June 20, 2007 @ 11:50 am
Whether they are disappointed with their kids decisions or not, parents should be considerate enough to respect their kids decisions in life, specially if they are on their own making their own money. Jane Pitt needs to let go of Jennifer Aniston just because she doesn’t get along with Angie. She needs to let Jennifer move on. Sad when this happens, parents need to stay out of their children’s personal lives when they are grown and out of the house. If she doesn’t like Angie then stay away from her, don’t punish your son by making his life even more miserable by being chums with his ex. I’m sure this doesn’t bode well with Angie, puts Brad in the middle, sad.
Comment by Jan — June 20, 2007 @ 12:10 pm
Big deal, so she is still close with her former daughter-in-law. Every person forges his or her own relationships independent of anyone else. Why should she get involved with taking sides? Why should her grown children dictate who she can and cannot see or love? There is obviously a genuine and unconditional bond between Brad’s mother and Jen outside of her being her son’s former wife and it is her choice if she wants to welcome the new daughter-in-law and still love the old, As mature adults, I am sure they can all handle it.
Comment by sylvie — June 20, 2007 @ 1:08 pm
One other thing… Brad and Jen may have divorced but Brad’s family and Jen did not. C’est la vie! All the more power to them for continuing to love each other regardless of what a piece of paper says.
Comment by sylvie — June 20, 2007 @ 1:13 pm
Grandchilren or not, Jen is loveable,sociable,friendly
& caring. Not like AJ, who wants to be above everyone,
have everyone fit in her agenda, hardly has friends,
even less girlfriends,and is avidly global,not US !
So now if you were Jane Pitt, who would you like to sit for coffee with? especially when none of your children-gifts are appreciated.. brad where are yououou ?? I sure would not let go of Jen as a friend.
We are talking 2 different planets here.
Comment by Ruth — June 20, 2007 @ 1:52 pm
Honestly, this one is beyond being anyone’s business.
Comment by Jason @ Get Your OJ — June 20, 2007 @ 2:25 pm
As my children were growing up, they had relationships where their families and our family grew to love and respect each other. It was unfortunate that some of their relationships ended, leaving us in the middle and in an uncomfortable situation. In the end, out of respect for our children, we welcomed their new relationship along with their families and left behind some very good friends. I regret it and am glad that Jane Pitt keeps her relationship with JA cause it’s obvious that they still love and care for each other. Just because Brad fell out of love for Jen doesn’t mean Jane did. That’s my two cents for what it’s worth.
Comment by Been there Mom — June 20, 2007 @ 2:50 pm
Mothers-in-law are mostly no angels. Mothers have problems to let their sons go, especially for a woman. Brad didn’t feel much love for Jennifer as much as he feels for Angelina. Therefore, Jennifer has never been a thread in Jane Pitt’s eyes. I could imagine that Jane Pitt goes with Jennifer - deep down - not because she likes Jennifer so much, but building alliance together against the same woman - they think - who takes their love away. That’s very low. Because the love of a son for a mother is not less when he is in love with a woman. It is just a different love. So Jane Pitt should grow up a bit. Unfortunately there are always people who prefer to remain immature no matter how old they become. Maturity is independent of age.
Comment by ann — June 21, 2007 @ 6:12 am
Ann…you have some deep-rooted problems. It sounds like you have some serious issues yourself.
My son married a girl I did not care for because she trapped him, but out of respect for him, we have learned to love her too especially after seeing how she makes him happy and how she nurtures their children. BUT… that has not stopped me from keeping in contact with my son’s ex-relationship because we love her also. My son and his wife understand that and we all respectfully understand each other’s feelings and act accordingly. Ann, this is how mature people act.
Comment by Down Under — June 21, 2007 @ 11:42 am
Jane and Jennifer almost look like mother and daughter. The resemblance is amazing!
Comment by Sitting on the Fence — June 21, 2007 @ 2:06 pm
I believe Jane and Jenny developed a close relationship when Brad & Jen were married because Jen does not have one with her own mother. I had the same situation with a friend’s mother. Even though me and my former friend are no longer close, I still have a bond with his mother because she is a great person and a great mother. I beleive that Jen feels the same way about Jane Pitt. Older women should always mentor younger women to help them not make mistakes. I believe that Jane is just keeping an eye on Jen to make sure she is doing well and happy. They have a genuine friendship.
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