Brad Pitt’s Mother, Jane Etta Pitt, Has Passed Away At 84 [CONDOLENCES]

Brad Pitt’s Mother, Jane Etta Pitt, Has Passed Away At 84 [CONDOLENCES]
Brad Pitt is mourning the loss of his beloved mother, Jane Etta Pitt, who has passed at the age of 84.
Sources close to the situation tell TMZ that Jane passed away within the last couple of days. A member of the family confirmed the heartbreaking news through a touching Instagram post.
Jane was a former family counselor and known for her private nature, rarely stepping into the spotlight. However, she occasionally made red carpet appearances alongside Brad and her husband, William.
Those close to the family remember Jane as the heart of the Pitt clan. Just five years ago, she organized a major family reunion that brought everyone together — a testament to her role as the family’s steady anchor.
Brad shared an especially close bond with his mother, and her loss marks a significant emotional moment for the actor.
No official statement from Brad has been released yet regarding his mother’s passing.
Prayers to Brad Pitt and his entire family during this difficult time.
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