Angelina Jolie Accused Of 'Haunting' Ex Brad Pitt After Coincidentally Showing Up In NY During 'F1' Premiere

Angelina Jolie has been accused of "haunting" her ex-husband Brad Pitt after she showed up in New York, where the actor was promoting his new movie "F1."

The former couple, who were involved in a contentious legal battle over their Chateau Miraval winery, reportedly came close to running into each other during Pitt's press tour.

Meanwhile, Brad Pitt is said to have found a "perfect" match in girlfriend Ines de Ramon and reportedly "loved" having her around during the premiere.

Jolie and her ex-husband, Pitt, risked an awkward encounter in New York this week after finalizing their divorce last year.

Pitt was in the Big Apple to promote his new movie "F1," and stayed at the Whitby Hotel in midtown with his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon. Surprisingly, Jolie also showed up in the city, although the exact reason for her trip to New York remains unclear.

"Angelina said she was going to move to New York two years ago, but didn't quite get the glowing reception she thought she deserved, so she went back to LA," a Hollywood insider told News Nation.

"It's just insane that Angelina would show up in the city the same week of Brad's premiere," the insider added. "She just can't stand for him to get any good press. It's like she's haunting him."

While Jolie's reason for popping up in New York during Pitt's film premiere remains unknown, Page Six revealed that a source spotted her alone at Fairway Market on 74th Street in the Upper West Side, where she was shopping for groceries for her kids.

Pitt and his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, were seemingly inseparable during the New York premiere of the movie.

According to People Magazine, a source shared that the "Fight Club" actor "loved having" her around as the pair made a dashing appearance on the red carpet of the event.

"She's no drama, very supportive, and they're doing really well," the insider said, adding that the 32-year-old jewelry designer is "perfect for him."

The 61-year-old actor wore a navy blue double-breasted suit over a white dress shirt to the event, while de Ramon turned heads in a white two-piece set with a halter neckline that went sheer at the midriff and a long skirt with feathered detailing.

The couple, who were first linked in November 2022, made their red carpet debut at his Venice Film Festival premiere of "Wolfs" last September.

Pitt and Jolie's recent New York outing comes after a source slammed rumors that the "Troy" actor plans to "cut off" his sons, Pax and Maddox.

The source accused the "Maleficent" star of "leaking" stories about the actor to "damage him."

"It's all bulls-it, and to be expected. Anytime Brad has a major project out or is in the news for something good, all these stories get 'leaked' that try to damage him. It's insane. We all know where these stories come from. Angelina can't stand it when Brad does well," the insider said.

A Daily Mail report had claimed Pitt considered his relationship with Pax "unfixable" and that he was ready to cut ties with him and  Maddox.

However, a News Nation source countered the report, saying, "He will never cut them off. If anyone blew their legacy, it would be Angelina. Chateau Miraval was supposed to be for the kids — their legacy. Angelina sold her half for cash. Brad still has his half, and it is to be left for the children. All of them."

During a red carpet interview with Entertainment Tonight, Pitt shared that he has gotten to the age where he knows what's important in life, as he has had to learn a lot from his past "mistakes."

"No matter the mistake, you know, you just learn from and you move on, and it'll lead to the next success," he said.

Pitt continued, "Really, I think, you get to my age, and you really see how important it is to surround yourself with, you know, the people you love, the people who will love you back, and friends and family, and that's it. And from there, we get to go make things. So, I think it's a pretty simple, I think, equation."

Pitt's comments on learning from past "mistakes" come less than a year after he finalized his divorce from Jolie following a lengthy 8-year battle since splitting in 2016.

The former couple has also been embroiled in a messy legal battle over their winery, as Pitt accused Jolie of trying to sabotage him after she sold her stakes in their winery, Chateau Miraval, to a Russian oligarch without informing him first.

However, Pitt recently shared that he doesn't think finalizing their divorce was a milestone for him.

"I don't think it was that major of a thing. Just something coming to fruition. Legally," he told GQ Magazine.