Brad Pitt Is Reportedly 'So Happy' With Ines de Ramon, As The Couple Is Now 'Fully Living Together'

After three years together, Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon are reportedly "fully living together," after moving into a new home, marking a significant step in their relationship.

Sources say the couple is "happier than ever," with the jewelry designer providing strong support amid the actor's recent life changes, including the death of his mother and the sale of his Los Feliz home.

While marriage isn't planned, insiders note that Brad Pitt has been "in a good place" since he began dating Ines de Ramon.

Pitt and de Ramon have reportedly taken their romance to the next level by officially living together full-time.

A source told People Magazine that the couple is now sharing a home and enjoying a relaxed, grounded lifestyle.

"Brad is really including Ines in all his travel plans, and when they are home, they just relax together," the insider revealed, adding that the pair have been focused on "making their home into a home."

Pitt, 61, and de Ramon, 32, first sparked dating rumors in 2022 but kept their relationship low-key until making their red carpet debut at the 2024 Venice Film Festival.

Since then, the jewelry designer has often accompanied Pitt during the promotional tour for his upcoming Formula One-inspired film.

According to another source, the couple is "happier than ever" and "going really strong." The insider noted that Pitt is "so happy and in love" and excited about what lies ahead for them both.

Following de Ramon's appearance beside Brad Pitt at the "F1" world premiere in New York City in June, sources told People that the actor "loved having Ines by his side."

One insider described her as "no drama, very supportive, and they're doing really well."

In August, when Pitt's mother, Jane Etta Pitt, passed away at 84, de Ramon reportedly provided steadfast emotional support.

"She wants to be there for him, and Brad is very much letting her be that person," a source shared, noting how close the two have become through the difficult period.

The relationship milestone comes as Pitt navigates significant life changes. The Oscar winner, as reported by The Blast, recently sold his Los Feliz home in a private deal.

Pitt had purchased the property in 2023 for $5.5 million and finalized the sale just two years later.

The sale of his home occurred after a burglary that took place in June, while the transaction was already underway.

Although Pitt and de Ramon are said to be "serious," insiders claim that marriage is not on the horizon.

"He said he won't marry again… never say never, although I would be surprised if they wed," said a source familiar with Pitt's outlook, per Page Six.

"Generally, he's in a pretty good place," the insider continued, "He's happy and everything is going super well with Ines."

They added, "She's been really great for him. She's very cool, very relaxed."

In a previous interview with GQ, Pitt dismissed speculation that going public with his relationship was a calculated decision.

"No, dude, it's not that calculated," he said. "If you're living, oh my God, how exhausting would that be? If you're living with making those kinds of calculations?"

The movie star concluded simply: "No, life just evolves. Relationships evolve."

As Pitt embarks on a new chapter with de Ramon, his ex-wife, Angelina Jolie, has opened up about her decision to leave behind the French winery they once shared.

In new court filings obtained by People and submitted to the Los Angeles County Superior Court on October 6, Jolie revealed that she and her children have not returned to Château Miraval.

The "Maleficent" actress explained that following their split, she granted Pitt "control (and full residency) of our family homes in Los Angeles and at Miraval, without compensation," hoping the gesture would help ease tensions after what she described as "a difficult and traumatic period."

"To this day, the children and I have never again set foot on the property, given its connection to the painful events leading to the divorce," Jolie stated in her declaration.

Besides Pitt's strained relationship with Jolie, the actor has also been estranged from their six kids, especially the older children, some of whom have stopped using his last name.