Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon Turn NYC into Their Personal F1 Victory Lap
Some people go to movie premieres to blend in; Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon apparently went to stand out so much they could be spotted from the Grandstand. With a poker face that says, “I booked this premiere for the photo ops,” Brad escorted his model-turned-actress girlfriend down the red carpet at New York City’s AMC Lincoln Square on June 16, 2025, where their chemistry nearly eclipsed the screening of F1 itself.
Brad, reprising his role as hot-shot racer Sonny Hayes, traded the fictional cockpit for a navy suit and crisp white button-down—because nothing says “Hollywood royalty” like looking like you’re about to close a seven-figure deal. Meanwhile, Ines de Ramon embraced maximum exposure, wearing a sleeveless crop top and matching high-waisted skirt that left little to the imagination. If those outfits were a pit stop, consider it a full-speed race to fashion finish line. People magazine snapped shots of Brad’s hand inevitably finding its way to the small of Ines’s back, which onlookers might have mistaken for her personal traction control.
TMZ’s cameras (and ours) were treated to plenty of candid moments: the pair shared giggles, cheeky whispers, and more smiles than pit-lane photographers could handle. According to E! Online, Ines even paused to adjust Brad’s tie—proof that even A-listers need a stylist, or at least a girlfriend with a sharp eye for asymmetry. It looked like the kind of couple that could launch a thousand Instagram filters, complete with matching manicures and a shared disdain for basic attire.
Brad’s F1 co-stars and genuine racing legends also attended a private screening last month, rubbing elbows with actual racers and their WAGs. Though TMZ conceded those women were “beautiful,” the outlet made sure readers knew they had nothing on Ines. If beauty contests were judged on red carpets, Brad would be on the podium twice—once for acting, once for picking impeccable arm candy.
Vintage deadpan humor aside, this premiere served two purposes: promoting F1’s high-octane thrills and reminding the world that Brad Pitt is still more camera-savvy than most of us combined. And Ines? She just might be the MVP of photobombs. This couple has officially raised the bar on how to promote a blockbuster by boosting their own glamorous brand in the process.
Well, that concludes our peek into the world where movie premieres are less about films and more about fashion statements and perfectly timed PDA. Stay tuned for the next outing—because who knows when a public display of affection might double as cinematic marketing.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ, People.com, E! Online
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