Brad Pitt Finally Makes Instagram Debut With Ines de Ramon—Months After Happy Couple Moved In Together

Actor Brad Pitt and his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, have at long last made their four-year romance Instagram official—mere months after they reportedly took an even bigger step in their relationship by moving in together.

Pitt, 62, who does not have an official public Instagram, appeared alongside his 33-year-old girlfriend in a series of snaps shared on her account, having been taken moments before they stepped out to attend the wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce in New York City on July 3.

The photos, which were posted to de Ramon's Instagram Stories, were originally shared by hairstylist Laurie Zanoletti, who appears to have helped prep the duo for the illustrious occasion.

"F1: The Movie" star Pitt and his partner were dressed to the nines for the event; the actor sported a classic suit and black bow tie with a pair of dark shades, while de Ramon sported a black lace gown with teardrop earrings.

De Ramon shared the snaps on her Instagram Stories along with a clip from Swift's hit single, "Lover."

Zanoletti originally captioned her post, "My favorite lovers @inesdrmn & Brad Pitt for an incredible moment in nyc."

Pitt and de Ramon—who was previously married to actor Paul Wesley—have been dating for several years now, with reports of their romance first surfacing at the end of 2022. At the time, Pitt had been legally separated from his former spouse, Angelina Jolie, for six years; however, their divorce was not finalized until the end of 2024.

The actor shares children Maddox, 24, Pax, 22, Zahara, 21, Shiloh, 19, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 17, with Jolie; however, he is understood to have become estranged from at least a few of his kids in the wake of his split from his ex-wife.

Pitt and de Ramon have largely avoided the spotlight as far as their relationship is concerned. A source recently told Page Six that, while their romance is going from strength to strength, the duo has "no plans" to host their own wedding any time soon.

"Ines is incredibly close with Brad’s family. They absolutely adore her and she’s been welcomed with open arms from the beginning," the insider alleged.

"At this point they basically consider her family and one of their own. But Brad has no plans on getting married despite how close Ines has become with everyone."

However, the couple have made their relationship more serious in recent months—with reports emerging in October 2025 that they were "fully living together."

"Brad is really including Ines in all his travel plans, and when they are home, they just relax together," an insider close to the couple told People at the time. "They are really making their home into a home."

Another source emphasized how serious things are between the couple, saying: "They are happier than ever. He's so happy and in love ... [They are] going really strong."

While the unnamed insiders revealed few other details about the duo's home, it's thought that they are settling down in a stunning $12 million property in Los Angeles, which Pitt closed on just a few weeks after his other nearby home was broken into.

The Spanish-style dwelling in the Hollywood Hills was previously owned by Dave Keuning, the lead guitarist for the popular band The Killers.

In its listing, which was held by Carolwood Estates, the mansion's impressive security features were highlighted, along with its incredible privacy.

Pitt's properties have been at the center of attention in recent years—specifically his former midcentury modern dwelling in nearby Los Feliz for $5.5 million in 2023.

That home was the subject of a police investigation in June 2025 after it was revealed that it had been targeted by a trio of thieves who are said to have "ransacked" it during a burglary while Pitt was traveling to promote his "F1" movie.

Pitt, who owns several properties across the globe, is understood to have been away from the dwelling when it was burglarized on the evening of June 25. He had appeared at the London premiere of "F1" on June 23.

Police stated that the burglars accessed the property at around 10:30 p.m., after scaling a fence and then breaking a window.

Authorities said they responded to a triggered alarm at the property and discovered evidence of the break-in at Pitt's address—although the actor has not been publicly identified by police as the owner of the dwelling.

Sources who were "not authorized to discuss the case" told the Los Angeles Times that the thieves appeared to have "gone through [the home] looking for what they could take of value," adding that they made "a real mess" of Pitt's property in the process.

Images taken outside of the dwelling—which is known as the "Steel House"—on June 26 showed investigators combing the abode for evidence.

Six weeks later, it was revealed that police had arrested four people in connection with the crime, with the Los Angeles Times reporting that the suspects were accused of conducting a series of attempted robberies across L.A., including the break-in at Pitt's home.

It is unclear whether this incident prompted Pitt to begin looking at other abodes, or if he was already in discussions to buy the Keuning property.

However, the burglary may have left a very bitter taste in Pitt's mouth—which could well have been the reason he decided to sell the property to fellow A-list actor Austin Butler just a few weeks later.

The "F1" star took a loss on the sale of the home, selling it to Butler for $300,000 less than he paid for it two years earlier.