Meet Ines de Ramon, Brad Pitt’s Girlfriend and Luxury Jewelry Executive

Ines de Ramon catapulted to attention on Friday when she was spotted alongside boyfriend Brad Pitt at the F1 British Grand Prix as the sporting event marked the first time they were photographed together publicly.

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Ahead, learn more about de Ramon’s background, career in the luxury jewelry category and red carpet moments.

She began dating Brad Pitt in 2022

While de Ramon made her first public appearance alongside Pitt in 2024, they’ve been together for nearly two years. The couple was initially spotted at a Bono concert in November 2022.

The jewelry executive also reportedly accompanied Pitt to the Los Angeles premiere of his film “Babylon” in December 2022 as well as the LACMA Art + Film Gala in 2023, though they didn’t pose for photos together at either red carpet event.

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She works in the jewelry industry

According to luxury jewelry Anita Ko, the brand’s LinkedIn page lists de Ramon as a vice president. Anita Ko’s designs is a favorite among A-listers like Taylor Swift, Florence Pugh and Carey Mulligan. Previously, she held positions at the Geneva division of the jewelry department at Christie’s and worked for the Swiss jewelry brand de Grisogono’s retail arm in the U.S., according to her LinkedIn profile.

She was previously married to Paul Wesley

Pitt isn’t the first celebrity de Ramon has been romantically involved with — she was once married to Paul Wesley, star of “The Vampire Diaries.” They first confirmed their relationship in 2018, when Wesley shared a photo on Instagram. The couple married in 2019, though they eventually separated in 2022. Wesley and de Ramon’s divorce was finalized in March.

She speaks five languages

On de Ramon’s LinkedIn, she lists French, Spanish, English, German and Italian as either native languages or those she speaks proficiently in a professional environment.

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