Brad Pitt’s Hot Photoshoot Has Reese Witherspoon And Mindy Kaling Fangirling Over Him

Reese Witherspoon can’t seem to stop gushing over her friend Jennifer Aniston’s ex-husband Brad Pitt. The Hollywood hottie starred on a magazine cover, which photo Mindy Kaling shared on her Instagram handle.

While fans couldn’t stop raving about how handsome he looks, Witherspoon too posted a rather mushy comment below the pic. “Oh dear [heart eyes emoji],” commented Witherspoon.

But why did Kaling post a photo of Pitt’s mag cover on her account? Well, she couldn’t stop thirsting over his photoshoot either! “Good morning to Brad Pitt, and Brad Pitt only,” said Kaling. Check out the photo here.

Although Witherspoon and Aniston have been pitted against each other several times, the two have always maintained that they’re good friends. In one of her interviews on Access at ELLE’s 18th Annual Women in Hollywood Tribute in 2011, Witherspoon described Aniston as “a good friend of mine.” “She’s an awesome friend, as you can probably imagine,” she added.

When Witherspoon appeared on “Conan” in 2012, she joked about her friend. “I have a major girl crush on Jennifer Aniston, but I think that’s, like, doesn’t everybody have a crush on Jennifer Aniston?” Witherspoon said.

With the ongoing rumors about Pitt and Aniston’s alleged relationship, is Witherspoon trying to say that she approves of her friend’s bae with this post?

For the uninitiated, Aniston and Witherspoon played sisters on “Friends.” Pitt too made a cameo on one of the Thanksgiving episodes of “Friends,” where he and Aniston hit it off.

Recently, Pitt starred in Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood,” opposite Leonardo DiCaprio. He’s also starring in a space drama film titled “Ad Astra,” directed by James Gray. According to Pitt, his character in “Ad Astra” is going to be different from his other roles.

“I wanted almost to conjure a kind of '60s idea of an astronaut, you know?” director James Gray explained how he wants the character of Piit done. “And this is going to be pretentious, but I had wanted to make something that was sort of the last dying dance, in a way, of an older world order. And to show in some sense how rotted it is.”