Video of Brad Pitt Watching Jennifer Aniston's SAGs Speech

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published 20 January 2020

In a sweet moment exclusively captured by E! News, Brad Pitt watched his ex-wife and "good friend" Jennifer Aniston accept her award for The Morning Show from backstage at the SAG Awards. In the video, you can't see much of Pitt's face, but you can see him watching the speech with what appears to be a smile on his face—am I reading too much into this? Maybe!—while standing close to the monitor.

Here's the video:

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It was a big night for the exes and now "good friends" (I'm sorry, I can't stop referencing that one); earlier in the evening, during his own acceptance speech, Pitt had poked fun at himself over his failed marriages. “It was a difficult part: a guy who gets high, takes his shirt off and doesn’t get on with his wife," he said, and paused. Cue laughter, and Jennifer Aniston applauding and smiling.

Brad’s joke, Jen’s reaction — perfection. pic.twitter.com/9pVFWOQwFqJanuary 20, 2020

Oh, you guys. In another nod to "good friends"—truly the theme of this SAG Awards—Aniston gave a shout-out to her longtime friend and costar two times over, Reese Witherspoon, who worked with Aniston in both Friends and The Morning Show. "I love you, girl," she called out to Witherspoon.

"I love you, girl. It took 20 years, but we did it." Jennifer Aniston shouts out to her co-star @ReeseW while accepting the #SAGAwards statue for best actress in a drama series https://t.co/duqdI5q1az pic.twitter.com/8XDmZqINpJJanuary 20, 2020

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