Truth About Rumors Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston Bringing Home Their Adopted Daughter Georgia

Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston will reportedly be bringing home the baby girl that they adopted together.

According to Life & Style, Pitt and Aniston have always wanted to start a family of their own, and they have been talking about adopting a baby girl.

“Starting a family of their own was always a dream of theirs that was never realized. Until now. They can’t wait to finally bring home a baby – their baby. It’s a miracle!” an unnamed source told the tabloid.

The insider went on to say that Pitt and Aniston have already chosen a name for their daughter, and they have decided to call her Georgia. The name was reportedly inspired by George Clooney, who played a crucial role in Pitt and Aniston rekindling their romance.

But as exciting as this storyline might seem to be, it is absolutely false. Pitt and Aniston haven’t gotten back together so there’s absolutely no reason for them to adopt a baby.

This isn’t the first time that Pitt and Aniston saw themselves in the middle of adoption rumors. Earlier this month, Star described Pitt and Aniston was wonderful parents to their baby girl.

“They want to be co-parents, with each dedicating an equal amount of time to their baby girl,” the source said.

The tabloid even went as far as involving Angelina Jolie into their dubious storyline by saying that Pitt’s ex-wife is not happy with the adoption news.

It is quite surprising that tabloids continue to speculate on Pitt and Aniston’s relationship when they have already made it clear that they are just friends. During the couple’s five-year marriage, they didn’t also have a baby together. As such, it is more unlikely for them to consider having kids right now.

Aniston previously made headlines after rumors claimed that she doesn’t want to have kids. But while speaking with Vanity Fair, the “Friends” star denied the allegations.

But a friend close to Aniston told the publication that during her marriage to Pitt, having a baby wasn't their priority. If it wasn't a priority then while they were still married, all the more that it is not a priority years after their divorce.

“When Brad and Jen were in the marriage, having a baby was not his priority—ever. It was an abstract desire for him, whereas for Jen it was much more immediate. So is there a part of Brad that’s diabolical? Did he think, I need to get out of this marriage, but I want to come out smelling like a rose, so I’m going to let Jen be cast as the ultra-feminist and I’m going to get cast as the poor husband who couldn’t get a baby and so had to move on?” the friend said.