Brad Pitt's mother, Jane Etta Pitt, has sadly passed away.
Jane Etta Pitt, the mother of Hollywood star Brad Pitt, was a beloved figure in her family and beyond. Known for her warm and close relationship with Brad's ex-wife, Jennifer Aniston, Jane left a lasting impression on many.
Born and raised in Springfield, Missouri, Jane was a pillar of strength and love for her family. She raised Brad Pitt and his siblings, Doug and Julie, with kindness and care.
Jane's relationship with Jennifer Aniston was significant. Despite the divorce between Brad and Jennifer in 2005, Jane maintained a special fondness for Jennifer and reportedly stayed in touch with her on birthdays and special occasions. Jane was known to be rooting for Brad and Jennifer to reconcile and get back together, and she was thrilled when they reunited at the SAG Awards.
Family sources described Jane as having a "special place in her heart" for Jennifer and not liking the way the couple’s relationship ended. This close and affectionate relationship was remembered fondly by Brad’s family, including his niece Sydney Pitt, who described Jane as the heart of the family.
Sydney also mentioned that Jane was capable of keeping up with her 14 grandchildren, demonstrating her vitality and zest for life. In a heartfelt tribute on Instagram, Sydney referred to Jane as the heart of the family.
Brad Pitt and his brothers donated £1 million to a children's hospital to establish the Jane Pitt Pediatric Cancer Centre in her memory. The reason behind Jane Pitt's death has not been revealed, but her memory will certainly last forever.
Jane Pitt was a former school counselor and a loving mother and grandmother. She lived largely in the background but left a lasting impression. Her loss is being deeply felt by Brad Pitt and his family.
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[1] Jane's lifestyle beyond Hollywood stardom was filled with family-dynamics, as she raised Brad Pitt and his siblings with love and kindness.[2] Her relationship with Brad's ex-wife, Jennifer Aniston, demonstrated a unique access to Hollywood's elite, yet remained rooted in the warmth of a family bond.[3] Posthumously, Jane Pitt's influence extended beyond her family, as celebrities like Jennifer Aniston and children in need through the Jane Pitt Pediatric Cancer Centre continue to be impacted by her compassionate nature and entertaining spirit.
