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Brad Pitt is rescued by the paparazzi after his motorbike breaks down
Brad Pitt has never been a lover of the media, but when his motorcycle broke down, he turned to the paparazzi for assistance.
Brad was out and about in Hollywood, California on Thursday, riding one of his antique bikes for the afternoon.
His relaxing trip, however, came to an unexpected end when the bike abruptly stopped.
The furious actor, who has a vast collection of motorcycles, tried multiple times to restart it, but all of his attempts were futile.
The actor attempts to fix the bike – but his efforts prove fruitless
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Pitt was forced to hitch a ride with the paparazzi, but the incident didn’t deter him. Brad looked sexier than ever with his classic shirt and stylish shades, while carrying his “Daddy’s helmet” on his lap, complete with cute drawings.
We’re still not sure what went wrong with his bike, but given that he’s been spotted on it a few dozen times, we’re interested in whether he’ll wait for it to be repaired or take a spin on one of the other motorcycles he has in his garage.
Brad has previously stated that he likes riding motorcycles because it allows him to become incognito when he wears his helmet.
Brad leaves his bike on the street and gets a lift from a paparazzi photographer
‘This is my anonymity,’ he told W magazine. ‘With it, I’m just another a**hole on the streets.’
Meanwhile, the actor hasn’t had the best of luck recently – his Moneyball film is having difficulties getting off the ground as more facts about what went wrong are disclosed.
In the film, he plays Billy Beane, the Oakland A’s general manager who successfully assembled a baseball team on a budget by using computer-generated intelligence to pick his players. The film also includes live interviews with real sportsmen, including as Daryl Strawberry and Lenny Dykstra.
