Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt Rumored To Wed Later This Year

“Salt” actress Angelina Jolie and “Moneyball” actor Brad Pitt are rumored to wed later this year. Angelina and Brad have openly stated they were in no rush to get married and would not do so unless marriage was legal for everyone. While marriage isn’t quite legal for everyone yet, sources are claiming that a wedding is on the horizon.

Angelina and Brad have six kids together and reportedly the children are the real reason behind the impending nuptials. “The kids ask about marriage. It’s meaning more and more to them,” Brad told USA Today earlier this year.

US Magazine alleges that three separate sources have confirmed Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie will wed later this year.

The rumored wedding will take place at their newly renovated Chateau Miraval in Correns, France and it “would be intimate and informal.”

Do you believe Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt will finally walk down the aisle?

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