Brad Pitt, in Venice the first red carpet with girlfriend Ines De Ramon

First red carpet as a couple for Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon.

The actor and the entrepreneur showed up hand in hand at the premiere of Wolfs, a film out of competition at the Venice International Film Festival, in which Pitt stars with George Clooney.

The Hollywood star, 60, and De Ramon, 34, vice president of fine jewelry brand Anita Ko, have reportedly been together for at least a couple of years, since she split from actor and The Vampire Diaries star Paul Wesley.

A love that has so far been kept away from the spotlight, apart from a few sightings in Los Angeles and on the Silverstone circuit in Northampton, England.

According to Page Six, the two have been living together since last February and this summer they also stayed at Chateau Miraval, a French property at the center of a legal battle between Pitt and his ex-wife Angelina Jolie. She was also in Venice on Friday: the two ex-spouses have not crossed paths.

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