Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon have date night at ‘F1’ premiere

Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon were glowing on their PDA-packed date night at the “F1” premiere in New York City.

The Oscar-winning actor led his girlfriend by the hand while stepping onto the red carpet in Times Square on Monday.

Pitt, 61, was later seen wrapping his arm around her waist while posing for photos.

In one snapshot, de Ramon, 32, affectionately placed her hand on her beau’s chest as they smiled for the cameras.

The “Fight Club” star wore a navy blue suit with a pastel shirt, while de Ramon donned a sheer plunging halter top over a feathered floor-length skirt.

She finished the look with a white handbag, platform heels and a black belt. Her hair was styled in a relaxed updo.

The couple was previously spotted out on a date night Friday evening, grabbing dinner with Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid at New York City’s Cote Korean Steakhouse.

For that outing, the “Wolf” actor wore an eye-catching pair of velvet jeans, while de Ramon rocked a butter yellow off-the-shoulder minidress with a pair of strappy heels.

And for the movie’s Mexico City premiere last week, Pitt showed off his new buzzcut while wearing a salmon pink blazer with a blue T-shirt. He appeared to have attended that event solo.

The dad of six has been dating de Ramon since 2022.

Pitt and his ex-wife Angelina Jolie settled their divorce in December 2024 — and according to an insider, it was Ramon who encouraged him to end the eight-year legal battle.

“He was influenced by Ines to finally settle,” a source told Page Six at the time.

“Ines wants to have a life together — with possibly children in the future — without the albatross that was the eight-year War of the Roses.” 

They added that de Ramon “has made [it known that] her opinion is that life would be much more enjoyable with this settled.”

Another source highlighted the Anita Ko Jewelry VP’s impact on the actor’s life. “Ines is a positive influence on Brad,” the source told us in December.

“She has a really good perspective on things. It’s sad how this whole thing has played out, but at least this is progress in the right direction.”