Ines de Ramon is back with another Instagram photo dump, and this time, she caught fans’ attention in one of the season’s trending colors.
On August 25, de Ramon shared a series of photos on Instagram, but one particular image quickly stood out. In slide 9, she posed in a silky butter-yellow maxi dress featuring dotted detailing and delicate yellow flowers with green stems.
The dress featured a low-cut neckline and a front cutout tied together with thin strings, giving the otherwise elegant silhouette a sultry touch. The jewelry executive accessorized with sunglasses and a baseball cap worn sideways while holding her dog’s leash.
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But it wasn’t just de Ramon’s outfit that caught fans’ attention. In the mirror reflection behind her, a man can be seen taking the photo, and some fans speculated that he could be none other than her boyfriend, Brad Pitt.
The mystery man appeared to be wearing loose-fitting yellow pants, a white T-shirt and a backward baseball cap. While some fans were convinced it was Pitt, there has been no confirmation that the man in the reflection is actually the actor.
The rest of Ines' photo dump featured adorable puppies, snapshots with friends and other glimpses into her recent days.
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Brad Pitt Discusses Having 'Suicidal' Thoughts During Angelina Jolie Divorce Battle
Ines post comes shortly after Brad opened up about a much more serious chapter of his life.
In a candid new interview with Esquire UK, the Troy actor discussed his past struggles with alcohol and briefly opened up about experiencing suicidal thoughts during an especially painful period in his life.
"I was never suicidal in any way. It just was not my makeup," Pitt said, explaining that he considers himself a "congenital optimist."
However, he recalled one period when his emotional pain became so overwhelming that he briefly understood why someone might view suicide as an escape.
"Anyway, I've never been suicidal except for one little period. And in that one little period, I just thought – I just couldn't – just didn't see a way out," he said.
The F1 actor described the pain as "so oppressive" and said that although he wasn't going to act on the thoughts, he experienced a moment in which suicide seemed like a form of relief. "And I thought, 'Oh, okay, now I understand' – I understand suicide, in the sense that it's just relief. It's just looking for relief from the pain," he said.
Brad said his survival instincts eventually kicked in, adding, "Like, listen: This [expletive] ain't easy… And you're talking to a guy who won the lottery."
