Brad Pitt, 62, and his girlfriend Ines de Ramon, 33, were seen together at the US Open in New York City on Sunday. The couple, who have been linked since 2022 and officially confirmed their relationship earlier this month, were spotted chatting quietly and cuddling during the Men's Final. This was the first public appearance of the pair since they became an official couple, and it came just days after Ines's ex-husband, actor Paul Wesley, 43, was seen at the event with his new wife, Natalie Kuckenburg, 26. Paul and Ines were married from 2019 until their divorce was finalized in February 2024. Paul and Natalie married in July 2026 in a private ceremony attended only by a minister and their dog. Brad and Ines were photographed in relaxed, stylish outfits. Brad wore a navy shirt and trousers, sunglasses, and a baseball cap, while Ines chose a floral-patterned blouse with scalloped edges and lace details, paired with fitted jeans, a seashell-shaped clutch, and studded black open-toe platforms. Paul and Natalie also looked well-dressed, with Paul in a white shirt with rolled sleeves and brown trousers, and Natalie in a black midi slip dress and kitten heels. Brad has been making headlines recently due to his children's efforts to legally change their last names. He has six children with his ex-wife Angelina Jolie: Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, and twins Vivienne and Knox. In July, Zahara, 21, and Maddox, 24, filed legal documents to remove the surname "Pitt" from their names. Court records obtained by the Daily Mail showed they published notices of their intentions in the Los Angeles Daily Journal, a required step in the legal process. Zahara and Maddox were later legally adopted by Brad. In August, Brad’s daughter Vivienne, 18, filed a petition to change her name from Vivienne Jolie-Pitt to Vivienne Jolie. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Vivienne’s petition appeared in the Los Angeles Daily Journal once a week for four consecutive weeks, as required by California law for name changes. These legal steps reflect the children's desire to have more autonomy over their identities, a process that has drawn public attention and media coverage.