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Brad Pitt's latest obsession: Girlfriend Ines de Ramon, F1 fever, and why he's crediting her for it

Brad Pitt's latest obsession: Girlfriend Ines de Ramon, F1 fever, and why he's crediting her for it

Time of India5 hours ago

Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon
Brad Pitt may be the face of high-speed drama in the upcoming film F1, but it turns out his personal fascination with the motorsport didn't originate from the racetrack or the cameras.
It was love that steered him into the fast lane. At the New York premiere of the film, the 61-year-old actor revealed that it was his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, 32, who first introduced him to the thrill of Formula One.
In a chat with Entertainment Tonight, Pitt smiled and shared, 'Well, she's European, so she already had a taste, you know?' A simple line, but packed with admiration—subtly revealing how Ines influenced his newfound passion.
It wasn't Brad showing her the ropes; it was the other way around.
During the same conversation, Pitt reflected on a deeper side of his personal philosophy, discussing how he views happiness. When asked about his influence on co-star Damson Idris, the Fight Club actor said, 'Happy is relative, right? If it's fulfilling, if it's rewarding… I think stepping into uncomfortable situations, things that scare you, can bring a sense of achievement.
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I'd definitely add that to Damson's list.
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Damson Idris on Silverstone memories
Meanwhile, Damson Idris shared his own fan moment, recalling a surreal experience while shooting at the Silverstone Circuit. 'Fireworks in the sky, Max Verstappen on one side, Brad Pitt on the other. I was trying to look more handsome than Brad Pitt, but inside, I was screaming!' he laughed, speaking to Entertainment Tonight.
The film, directed by Joseph Kosinski and featuring an ensemble cast that includes Javier Bardem and Simone Ashley, promises to blend high-octane action with emotional depth. F1 is set to hit theatres on June 27, 2025.
With Pitt now fully immersed in the world of Formula One—and giving full credit to Ines for lighting that spark—it's clear this movie is more than just another role for the Hollywood star.

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