Brad Pitt and his girlfriend Ines de Ramon enjoyed a rare date in Beverly Hills on Friday.

The 60-year-old Oscar winner and the 33-year-old jewelry designer were seen leaving the Gagosian Gallery, making their way through the parking lot to a black luxury SUV.

The adorable couple — who were first linked in November 2022 — sported casual ensembles as they attended the art exhibition of Brad’s Moneyball director, Bennett Miller.

Wrapped in a brown leather bomber jacket, the Hollywood heavyweight walked closely behind Ines, who looked stunning in a stylish ensemble, donning a wool cardigan and black leather pants.

Brad appeared to have quite a good time at the event, as he was all smiles during a photo op with Britney Spears’ ex-husband Sam Asghari.

The former flame of the Toxic singer shared the cute snap on his Instagram, writing, ‘At the #bennettmiller @gagosian with some cool people last night. Also got alot of skin care tips from Brad Pitt’

The art gallery dates comes after Brad and Ines celebrated his 60th birthday together last month.

The couple were first spotted together at a star-studded Bono concert in Los Angeles on Nov. 15, 2022.

The sighting came two months after De Ramon and her ex-husband, The Vampire Diaries star Paul Wesley, quietly separated after three years of marriage.

Brad then brought the beauty as his plus-one to the Los Angeles premiere of Babylon in December 2022.

From there, birthday celebrations, New Year’s Eve, and a trip to Paris cemented the lovebirds’ romance.

Meanwhile, Brad is gearing up for the final stages of production on his Formula 1 film.

Pitt – who is co-producing the film with Jerry Bruckheimer and Formula One star Lewis Hamilton – had reportedly been forced to scrap tens of millions of pounds worth of valuable footage.

Pitt and his production team had recorded hours of footage on location during the first half of the F1 season, with the actor filmed driving a Formula Two car with an added Formula One aero-package at the Silverstone Circuit in July.

But the subsequent 118 day actor’s strike, which affected almost two million industry jobs before it ended in November, put the brakes on any further location work.

The delay and subsequent agreement between the SAG-AFTRA union and film studios has since resulted in a change to sponsorship deals, industry sources claimed — rendering any pre-recorded film unusable.

Formula 1 though have assured MailOnline that the movie is back on track.

The Fight Club star will play veteran driver Sonny Hayes, who has come out of retirement to compete alongside young rookie Joshua Pearce, played by Damson Idris, and against the sport’s biggest titans.

Spanish star Javier Bardem is also expected to feature as Sonny’s APXGP team principal, while Lewis Hamilton is billed to play a part in the film – presumably as himself.

Hamilton recently spoke about the film, saying: ‘There are nerves because it is something we’ve been working on for so long.

‘We want everyone to love it and to really feel that we encapsulate what the essence of this sport is all about.’