Jennifer Aniston, Brad Pitt’s Love Transcends Even After Their Marriage Ended

Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt may have not worked as a couple but their love for each other stood the test of time and even transcended beyond their failed marriage.

Aniston and Pitt had, once again, reunited during the 26^th Screen Actors Guild Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California. Usually, the former couple’s reunion would spark rumors of a rekindling romance but that’s probably far- fetched as Pitt recently clarified this matter claiming that the reports about him dating women after his split from Angelina Jolie were not true.

However, fans couldn’t help but get fascinated on how things turned out between Aniston and Pitt. It’s clear how much they value such unique connection. In fact, many have witnessed how the “Ad Astra” star dropped things just to witness “The Morning Show” actress’ acceptance speech during the SAG awards for bagging the prize for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series category.

Thanks to E! News, fans were able to get a glimpse of Pitt’s reaction backstage.

Here are a few more pictures uploaded by the said entertainment new in their official Twitter site.

Contrary to the belief of many, Aniston said that her marriages —with Pitt and Justin Theroux— were successful. Aniston spoke to Elle for the magazine’s January 2019 issue about her previous relationships and pointed out that when they ended, it was a choice made out of their desire to be happy, and sometimes, that happiness no longer exist within the said arrangement, People reported.

Pitt and Aniston’s relationship began in 1998. The couple then got married in 2000. Three years later, the former couple broke up. Aniston filed for divorce two months after the split, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason. Pitt moved on with Jolie, while Aniston was with Justin Theroux. Apparently, Pitt and Aniston’s relationship with their respective partners suffered the same ending.

We may sometimes wonder how to possibly remain friends with an ex-husband or an ex-wife.

Love.

Psychology Today published an article which spoke of a love shared by the former couples not truly dying. Seth Meyers, Psy.D. , licensed clinical psychologist, explained that the love shared by two individuals did not go away, rather it was only repressed. He further expounded that one cannot simply stop loving a person whom he or she learned to love day after day when they were together. According to Dr. Meyers, he finds it impressive to see former couples remain friends after a divorce because it “takes strength and character and an understanding of the bigger picture to rise above the hurt.”