Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon have taken their nearly four-year romance Instagram official after the jewellery designer re-shared loved-up photos from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's 3 July wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The Fight Club, Ocean's Eleven and F1 actor, 62, appeared beside de Ramon, 33, in wedding-weekend images first posted on Instagram by hairstylist Laurie Zanoletti on 6 July. Zanoletti captioned the post, 'My favorite lovers @inesdrmn & Brad Pitt for an incredible moment in nyc', giving the couple's low-key relationship its most public social media moment yet.
A Swift-Coded Instagram Debut
De Ramon re-shared the photos to her Instagram Story, turning the wedding snaps into a romantic soft launch with help from Swift's own music. One image of the couple was reportedly set to 'Lover', with de Ramon adding a red heart emoji. Another photo was shared with 'Delicate', a choice that added a very on-brand soundtrack to a relationship that has mostly stayed outside the usual Hollywood couple machine.
The post mattered because Pitt and de Ramon have rarely used social media to define their romance. They were first linked in late 2022 and have since been seen together at select public events, including fashion-adjacent and sporting appearances. Still, an Instagram Story tied to one of pop culture's biggest weddings turned the relationship from paparazzi-confirmed to digitally acknowledged.
The wedding setting also made the moment bigger. Swift and Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce married at Madison Square Garden on 3 July, bringing together figures from music, film, fashion and sport. For Pitt and de Ramon, appearing in that guest-list orbit gave the relationship a polished public frame without making it feel like a red-carpet announcement.
Black-Tie Glamour With a Private-Couple Twist
The couple's outfits kept the mood sleek and coordinated. Pitt wore a classic black suit with a bow tie and sunglasses, leaning into old-school Hollywood polish. De Ramon wore a semi-sheer black lace gown with asymmetric straps, with her hair pulled back to highlight emerald earrings.
The look worked because it did not compete with the wedding spectacle. Instead, the pair appeared as stylish guests whose presence became a story because of how rarely they offer a curated glimpse into their relationship. For a fashion audience, the moment sat neatly between celebrity couple dressing and understated event glamour.
The photos arrived after a period in which Pitt and de Ramon had become slightly more visible as a pair. In June, they were seen at the French Open, where their courtside appearance drew attention as another sign of a more open public chapter. In May, they also attended a Mercedes-AMG event in Los Angeles, linking Pitt's current F1 press era with de Ramon's increasing presence beside him.
Pitt Has Pushed Back on Publicity Claims
Pitt has previously rejected the idea that his relationship appearances with de Ramon are staged for attention. In a 2025 interview, when asked whether their public-event debut at the British Grand Prix had been calculated, he said, 'No, dude, it's not that calculated'. He added, 'No, life just evolves. Relationships evolve'.
That quote now gives fresh context to the Instagram wedding moment. The post may have looked like a hard launch, but it also fits Pitt's own description of a relationship gradually becoming more visible rather than being rolled out like a campaign. For a star whose personal life has been under global scrutiny for decades, the controlled softness of an Instagram Story feels notable.
De Ramon also entered this chapter after closing a previous one. Her divorce from The Vampire Diaries actor Paul Wesley was finalised in 2024, with court filings describing the matter as uncontested. Since then, her relationship with Pitt has become one of Hollywood's most watched private romances, even as both have avoided turning it into a constant public narrative.
The Swift and Kelce wedding gave Pitt and de Ramon the perfect setting for a rare update. It was glamorous enough to make the images travel, intimate enough to feel personal and Swift-coded enough to make fans decode every song choice. After nearly four years of keeping things quiet, the couple did not need a caption-heavy declaration. A wedding photo, a red heart and 'Lover' did the talking.
