By Nicole Maher
In the latest celebrity news, Brad Pitt’s new girlfriend Nicole Poturalski faced questions about her rumored hatred toward Pitt’s celebrity ex, Angelina Jolie. According to UsWeekly.com, Poturalski was presented with an array of comments on one of her Instagram posts after captioning the image “Happy people don’t hate,” followed by three heart emojis. Fans were quick to question the caption after hearing rumors about Poturalski’s ill feelings toward Jolie, but the model silenced them instantly. Pitt and Poturalski’s celebrity relationship was confirmed after the two were spotted in France together this past August.
In celebrity news, Brad Pitt’s girlfriend is keeping things classy when it comes to her beau’s ex. How do you deal with lingering drama with your partner’s ex?
Cupid’s Advice:
When beginning or continuing a relationship with your current partner, the last thing anyone wants to face is drama associated with their ex. While you may want to believe that none of the rumors are true, it can be difficult to stop them from affecting your relationship. If you are looking for ways to deal with lingering drama with your partner’s ex, Cupid has some advice for you.
1. Listen to your partner: Your partner cannot control the way their ex acts after their relationship has ended. Rather than focusing on whatever it is that their ex is saying, pay more attention to the way your partner is speaking and acting. If he or she is not paying attention to any lingering drama, then neither should you.
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2. Limit their access: In a world where everything we do ends up online, it can be beneficial to limit someone’s access to you. There is no shame in blocking your partner’s ex from your social media accounts if you feel that they are visiting your page regularly. If a person can’t see what you are doing, then they can’t start any real drama!
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3. Stand your ground: Unfortunately, sometimes people can be relentless and turning a blind-eye to the drama will only work for so long. If this is the case, follow Poturalski’s lead and give them a simple reply. Despite stirring up drama, some people are still afraid of confrontation, and acknowledging their actions once may be enough to get them to stop.
What are some other ways to deal with lingering drama with your partner’s ex? Start a conversation in the comments below!
