The UK's Mirror reported Jolie bought Pitt a $19.7 million heart-shaped island called Petra in New York, featuring two homes built by the actor's favorite architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.
“As soon as Angelina heard the island was on the market she arranged a viewing. She was really impressed," a supposed source told the Mirror. “The house is perfect for romantic getaways or as a family retreat. It’s very private. And Angelina knows the fact the island is in the shape of a heart will mean so much to him.”
Alas, the Mirror's report is pure fiction.
The New York Post's Page Six reached out to the family who owns the island, which is located 50 miles north of New York City in the middle of Lake Mahopac, and discovered no one has even placed a bid.
“I don’t have any idea where that [report] came from,” Donna Massaro, the daughter of the owners of Petra Island, told Page Six. “The family threw it out there to see if anyone was interested, and so far no [potential buyers] have [come forward].”
Still, Massaro is open to showing the A-list couple the property -- which boasts 11 acres, a 5,000-square-foot main residence and a 1,200-square-foot cottage -- if they are interested.
"It is still for sale. We are open to show Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt the island but they have to have lunch at my cafe first," Massaro, owner of the Freight House Cafe in Mahopac, joked to E! News.
Pitt turns 50 on December 18.
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