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Simu Liu and Brad Pitt attended Los Angeles the premiere of High speed train at the Regency Village Theater on August 1, and clear, there’s a funny reason why they to take a photo stand very close together on the carpet. Next Big event, Simu, 33, shared a snap of himself with Brad, 58, during the premiere of the action-comedy, and comedian-actor movie Chelsea Handler immediately comment on it. “Are you guys holding hands in this photo?” she asked when she saw Brad and Simu standing so close that Brad’s left arm covered the Marvel star. Simu answered with a witty joke, declaring that he is “hugging his cheek”, meaning his backside. Fans definitely took a hit for that.
In the caption of the photo, Simu was surprised to meet the Oscar-winning actor. “There was life before meeting Brad Pitt and then life after. So basically it’s all downhill from here,” he joked.
Brad wears a casual V-neck long-sleeve shirt in the snapshot, which he wears under Sweatsuit bright green with the yellow stitching he left behind the rug. He completed his colorful ensemble with a pair of yellow Adidas featuring the brand’s signature stripes in dark red. For her part, Simu looks dapper in a beige two-piece suit.
Simu also hilariously took to Twitter to capture the moment by posting the same photo of himself with father of six, but with a different annotation. “I think this is probably the best moment of my life, yes it definitely is, sorry mom,” he wrote.
I think this is probably the best moment of my life, yes that’s for sure, sorry mom pic.twitter.com/VfSsoGh7tE
– Simu Liu (@SimuLiu) August 3, 2022
Meanwhile, Brad has a daughter, Shilohin his mind at the carpet premiere, as in an interview with Tonight’s reception, he commented on the 16 year old girl’s viral dance skillsgot fans talking after some of her performances post online by her various dance coaches. “It makes the eyes water,” he said. “So beautiful.” He also commented on the success of all his children, whom he shares with his ex-wife Angelina Jolie, as they develop into individuals. “I like them to find their own way, find things they care about, find their own voice and grow,” he said sweetly.
