Haifa girl steals Brad Pitt's heart

Things have begun to take a serious nature, and there is no return to Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, the love between them has died once and for all, as we did not hope, to plant in the heart of Brad Pitt the seed of a new love, for a girl born in Haifa, of Israeli origin, with a smart character, a famous architect. She is a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Neri Oxman.

Oxman is also a well-known architect, the recipient of many art awards in the field of architecture and has many exhibitions and lectures on the Internet.
Meanwhile, Brad Pitt, 54, is still working with his ex-wife, Angelina Jolie, to settle their divorce, while rumors say the two have started dating.
According to the "Page Six" news site, Brad has now begun to hang out with Neri Oxman after meeting her through an architectural project at the university in which the actor participates.
It was reported that Brad was apparently infatuated with this woman.

Another source said: "Brad and Neri seem to immediately find their way, because they share the same passion for architecture, design and art."
"It can be described as a professional friendship," he added.
While it has not yet been mentioned that this relationship has reached the level of romance, it appears that there is a strong interest on the part of Brad Pitt in the architect.
It has been reported that Brad has been "quietly dating" with Oxman for several months, including allegations that he had a "secret" meeting with his ex-wife Jennifer Aniston.

Meanwhile, it also applies that Jolie is in a relationship with a man who is not a celebrity, and may not be in a serious relationship.
Jolie filed for divorce from Brad Pitt in 2016, citing irreconcilable differences.
Information about Oxman indicates that she was born in Haifa in 1976 and has studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She is an Israeli with American citizenship.
In 2011, she married Argentine composer Osvaldo Golijov before their divorce, and Oxman is interested in topics and research related to the interaction between technology, digital fabrication, the biological world and architecture.