Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Pitt say they still love each other and are happy to be friends years after they split.
Hollywood A-listers, who got engaged in 1996 but later discontinued, looked back on their relationship in a recent interview.
Paltrow is now married to producer Brad Falchuk, who took 20 years and said, “I finally found Brad I was supposed to marry.”
The two sat down in a conversation featured on the website of Gwyneth’s brand, Goop, and recalled the relationship between Pitt and his father, Bruce Paltrow.
“How did he affect you? Unfortunately, why did you love him when we didn’t get married,” Paltrow said.
“Oh, everything works, right? … and it’s nice that you’re friends now … and I love you,” Pitt replied.
He continued. “One of the many things I loved about the blues is because he was the one who had a big influence on me and I’m still thinking. He really nurtured your voice, your independence. rice field.
“He paved the way for you to be yourself, and I think it’s very important for parenting.
“You were very free in the conversation. And witty. And intelligent … he might be tough if needed, but it’s rare — only if someone goes off the line.
“That guy was funny. He was funny. And you guys were so funny together and ripped across the table. This is a rare thing I haven’t experienced much and I love it. did.
“What you enjoyed was contagious. You can see how much he loved you.”
The actor said that “100%” felt the father’s energy from Paltrow’s father together and was given “the same kind of guidance that can be obtained from coaches and mentors.”
Paltrow replied: “He was my father, but he was a very mentor.
“He loved to play that role for those he really loved, and you were definitely one of them.”
That’s because Pitt continues to be involved in a court battle with his ex-wife and actor Angelina Jolie over a co-owned vineyard in southern France.
His lawyer claims that Jolly “tried to harm” him by selling ownership of his property to the Russian oligarchs.
