Brad Pitt’s ‘Secret Nod’ to GF Ines de Ramon During Super Bowl Ad

Brad Pitt paid tribute to his girlfriend Ines de Ramon during his Super Bowl commercial.

Pitt spurred solidarity in a moving television spot that aired on a pre-game show for Fox ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl, blocking the message by referencing disasters in North Carolina and California.

Brad got casual for the shoot, wearing a cozy tan button-down shirt over khaki pants, an ivory t-shirt, and white sneakers as he roamed the famous Bradbury building in LA .

His accessory (two gold necklaces) was the “secret nod” from INES.

sauce I said dailymail.com They were a gift from Deramon. “The gold necklace was a secret nod to his love of life, Innes. He loved her and wanted to wear those necklaces in commercials to show his dedication.”

The site states that it was the 14K yellow gold chain of Anita Ko, where Jewelry Company INES works.

Pitt has been dating Delamon since 2022, following her split with Angelina Jolie in 2016.

Meanwhile, the Super Bowl spot in the Pitt was all about “lifting others” and “sharing purposes.”

Scruffy Pitt said in the ad. This highlighted the reconstruction after Hurricane Helen and LA Wildfires. We, people. Today we are not only with these players and coaches or with these teams and with aspects, but with these teams. We are all dreamers, warriors, builders, believers. ”

He continued. “We gathered to celebrate our biggest game. This tells us what we can achieve when we gather in most of the formations, which are the most basic formations in all play calls in all games. A game of huddle. Think about it. When we are bound by a common goal, we reach high ground, write achievements, and solved the world and each other, not alone, but in a way that is not bound by a common goal. Together we promoted progress.

“The huddle is the principal phor of our history, for the powers found for our shared purpose,” he continued. They change the flow of human history and the courage to fight and defeat enemies. It is our collective spirit, not only in the best ages, but in the most difficult ones, in the darkness, troubles and struggles. ”

“What have we overcome? When have we grown? How have we got up? The only way – together. That union is us, not at the heart of the day. Isn’t this glorious, chaotic, angry experiment? When our circles today witness our culture unfold, we respect the way these players compete, Maybe their team will win,” he continued.

“Today, we celebrate the urgency now, the thrill of what’s next, the glory of this game. And we’ll make it one. It’s America, time to snuggle. It’s time for the Super Bowl. ”