Insiders Spill On How Brad Pitt Feels About Ex-Wife Jennifer Aniston's New Romance With Her Hypnotist Beau

Jennifer Aniston has found love again with hypnotist Jim Curtis, and her ex-husband, Brad Pitt, seems to be very happy for her.

According to a new report, insiders close the the Oscar winner claim he "hopes" Aniston's new lover is the "right partner" for her.

Brad Pitt, on the other hand, is still locked in a nasty court battle with his second ex-wife, Angelina Jolie, over their Chateau Miraval winery following the settlement of their contentious divorce.

Pitt is reportedly "pleased" by his ex-wife Aniston's romance with her new lover, wellness coach Jim Curtis.

The couple flaunted their relationship just last week when they were pictured getting cozy while enjoying their sun-soaked vacation on a yacht in Mallorca.

Pitt and Aniston tied the knot in 2000 before their split 5 years later following his cheating scandal with now-ex-wife Angelina Jolie.

However, the actor has seemingly maintained no animosity towards the "Friends" star as sources tell the Daily Mail he "couldn't be more pleased" she has found a new man.

"Brad couldn't be more pleased that Jen has found love with this guy who seems so tuned into her," a source close to Pitt said. "His marriage ended – with a bang and a whimper - two decades ago, but he never lost his affection for her."

"When you find the right partner all's right with the world, he hopes the same is true about Jen," the insider added.

Pitt and Aniston went on to date and marry other people following their divorce in 2005.

The 56-year-old actress married director Justin Theroux in 2015 but split from him in 2017, making her new romance with Curtis her first public romance since her divorce from Theroux.

Their time together left the wellness enthusiast gushing over their relationship in his online newsletter to subscribers, where he wrote, "I am back from vacation and what an experience!"

"When I was sick, sad, stuck, and in pain, I never thought I would have the abundance, joy, and love I now experience on a daily basis," he penned, per the Daily Mail.

Curtis said: "I just took one step, made one decision, and the next followed — now I look back and realize, oh! That course, that life change, that pain, resulted in this magic."

He reminded his subscribers: "The possibility of something better — more aligned, more free, more meaningful — is always here."

Pitt married Jolie in 2014 after his split from Aniston. However, that relationship was soon thrown into chaos following an infamous 2016 airplane incident where the actor allegedly assaulted the "Maleficent" star and their children.

In court documents, Jolie claimed Pitt made her feel "like a hostage" as he allegedly grabbed and pushed her into a wall, per People Magazine. She also claimed that he looked "like he was going to attack" one of their children after they called him a "prick."

They settled their divorce in December 2024, but Jolie mentioned the incident in another court battle over the sale of her share in their jointly owned French winery.

"While Pitt's history of physical abuse of Jolie started well before the family's September 2016 plane trip from France to Los Angeles, this flight marked the first time he turned his physical abuse on the children as well. Jolie then immediately left him," the filing read.

Meanwhile, Pitt has always denied the allegations that he was abusive and was cleared by law enforcement following an investigation.

The "Bullet Train" actor revealed his intention to leave the past behind and has now moved on with his new partner, Ines de Ramon.

Pitt seemingly gushed about their relationship on the red carpet of the "F1: The Movie" London premiere when a reporter asked him how it felt to have his girlfriend's support.

He replied to Access Hollywood with a big smile, "Well, sure, of course – you know, it takes two."

Prior to going red carpet official with their romance, it was reported that de Ramon had moved in with Pitt and that the jewelry designer helped the movie star find his "spark" again.

Pitt is approaching his new romance with de Ramon with a new perspective, as he told Entertainment Tonight in a red carpet interview that he has reached the age where he knows what's important in life, having learned a great deal from his past "mistakes."

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

He 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."