Oscar-winner Angelina Jolie continued to sparks romance rumors with The Weeknd by dining together at Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica on Saturday night. Eternals star and the Blinding Lights singer spent two and a half hours inside a private section of the luxurious family-run Italian restaurant.
However, both the singer and the actress arrived separately at the restaurant but they don’t hesitate to walk out together. Angelina Jolie then hopped into the backseat of the Canadian singer’s black SUV and they drove to his $70M Bel-Air mansion.
The 46-year-old mother-of-six slays in a black double-breasted trench coat, matching pumps, and a Yves Saint Laurent purse. Meanwhile, the 31-year-old Canadian singer coordinated with her in a black jacket, skinny jeans, and boots.
This is the second time that the Oscar-nominated songwriter and the Maleficent star have been spotted enjoying a bite to eat at the intimate, family-run restaurant. They were also seen dining there in late June.
A source later told to Page Six, “They’re clearly not trying to hide the dinner date. He’s definitely focused on getting into the movie business. He has the new HBO series he’s starring in.” However, after less than two weeks, they were both seen attending the same concert, leaving the fans guessing, if they planned to go together or if they both simply happened to be at the high-profile event.
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Presently, Jolie is embroiled in a messy legal battle with her ex-husband, Brad Pitt over the former couple’s children, Maddox, 19, Pax, 17, Zahara, 16, Shiloh, 15, and 13-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne.
According to the previous report by OK!, fellow Eternals costar Kumail Nanjiani mentioned that Jolie refused to hole up alone in her trailer and instead, spent as much time as possible hanging out with the cast while she was on set. He said to Entertainment Tonight, “Angie, she would not go back to her trailer.” He added, “She was always with everyone.” Then he describes castmates as a family unit and says, “So much of it is how you are with people,” “You create a community, you create a family, you create a group.”