Brad Pitt would have been struck by a large wave of grief.
According to the latest report Page sixThe listed star has cried the heartbreaking loss of his mother, Jane Etta Pitt, who died at the age of 84.
The news was confirmed by the actor’s niece, Sydney Pitt, in an emotional Instagram tribute shared on Wednesday.
In addition to a carousel o Family photos, Sydney remembered her “Grammy” as a joyful, creative and deeply compassionate woman.
“My sweet Grammy, Jane Etta, we were not ready to go,” she started.
“But know that you are finally free to sing, dance and paint again in fact a little easier.”
Sydney, who is also the founder of Souls wateredcontinued: “If you knew Grammy, you knew that she had the biggest heart. She was deeply cared of everyone and everyone, no question asked.”
“She taught me to paint, to be strong, to direct with kindness, to love Jesus through everything and to find joy in the smallest things,” she thought. “She invented the most stupid matches just to make us laugh, and she believed in fairness, putting others first and doing good simply because it was the right thing to do.”
In her touching memory, Sydney also recalled the annual tradition of the start of the school year that his grandmother argued by saying: “Mine has generally started with banana divisions for breakfast, hours of problem, an artisanal project (evidence), driving together at Silver Dollar City like the badass that it was, a dinner in Olive Garden with Papa, a mini-golf where she leads Vot with his feet to help me improve … (and make me go).
“And ending at night watching Paulie until we fall asleep,” she wrote.
“She could follow the 14 grandchildren without missing a beat. There was no limit to the love she gave, and all those who met her felt her. ”
Before the conclusion, Sydney admitted that she did not know “to go ahead without her”, adding: “But I know that she is still there in each brushstroke, any kind gesture, each hummingbird. She was love in her purest form. ”
“We were really blessed to have him to like to grow up, and I know that she lives through each of us (series of four emojis).”
