Brad Pitt gave a 'secret nod' to live-in girlfriend Ines de Ramon during his Super Bowl 2025 commercial

Brad Pitt had a 'secret nod' to his live-in girlfriend Ines de Ramon during his patriotic Super Bowl ad that debuted on Sunday.

And only the eagle-eyed viewers could spot it as the Oscar winner walked around the famed Bradbury Building in Los Angeles.

DailyMail.com has learned that the A-list superstar was wearing something that was gifted to him by the brunette beauty.

The ex-husband of Angelina Jolie had on two 14kt gold chain necklaces from his lady love, whom he has been dating for two years.

They are from the company she works for, Anita Ko.

'The gold necklaces were a secret nod to the love of his life, Ines,' a source told DailyMail.com. 'He loves her and wanted to wear those necklaces in the commercial to show his devotion.' 

The two sparkly yellow gold necklaces were hidden underneath his ivory shirt, but could be spotted once the camera zoomed in.

He has been wearing several pieces from Anita Ko since he first started his romance with Ines.

And she has worn a B pendant around her neck to acknowledge her Once Upon A Time In Hollywood actor better half. 

Ines received her bachelor's degree in business management from the University of Geneva in 2013. In the past, she has worked in the jewelry department at Christie's, an art and luxury business company in Switzerland. 

Pitt's look was middle-aged oatmeal chic as he wore his hair blonde/gray with mature facial hair that seemed untamed.

His clothes were oversized to hide his chiseled body as he had on a button down shirt with pockets in front, wide legged slacks and basic dad shoes. 

The Super Bowl ad was praising the power of the 'huddle.'

The Troy star delivered a rousing monologue calling on America to 'huddle up' ahead of kickoff.

'It's time America to huddle up. It's time for the Super Bowl!' Brad says moments before an American flag unfurls.

Throughout the all-American commercial, milestone moments in U.S. history appear on screen as Pitt goes on to explain how the huddle is a metaphor for the country's past. 

'By lifting others, that's how we rise up,' Brad says inside LA's Bradbury Building as the commercial, which played during FOX's pre-game show, begins. 'We, the people. Today we come together, not just these players or couches, or these teams and sides. We, all of us, the dreamers, the warriors, the builders and believers.

'Brought together to celebrate our greatest game. The game that teaches us what we can achieve when we gather together. In that most American of formations. The one most fundamental to every play call in every game.

'The huddle,' he states in a dramatic moment. 

'Think about it. When we are bound by a common goal, when we've reached heights, authored achievements, pushed progress, not alone, but together, in ways that have lifted the world and one another,' Brad said. 

As Brad continued, various moments from U.S. history flashed on screen, from Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I have a dream' speech to the Apollo 11 moon landing.  

'The huddle is a metaphor for our history, for the power found in our shared purpose. It's in the will to imagine flight and then soar skyward.

'In the courage to fight and defeat the enemy. In the heart to unite and bridge the difference. It's in the audacity to say, we will go there.

'It's in our collective spirit, not just in the highest times, but in the hardest, in the darkness, and the trouble, and the struggle.'

From there, viewers were also shown glimpses of some of the recent weather-related disasters hitting America - from Hurricane Helene to the Los Angeles fires.

'I's there, in our unity, that we form hope, we find strength,' he said as a famous image of firefighters raising the American flag amid the 9/11 rubble appeared. 'Sure the huddle is just a rough circle, a simple oval, a crowd of 11, or a country or more than 300 million, on the field, and across the land. It's the pace where we meet, eye to eye, shoulder to shoulder.'

The ad also featured aspirational footage of everyday Americans gathering together, from the basketball court to the dinner table.

Members of the military were also shown reuniting with family in heart-warming moments. 

'In that space, we are the same, bound by the promise and driven by the pledge to chase the prize,' Brad said. 

'We did we get there? What did we overcome? When did we grow? How did we rise?

'The only way, together. Isn't that union at the core of this day? And this glorious, chaotic, exasperating experiment that is us?

'As we convene with our circles today, as we witness a piece of our culture play out, we honor the ways these players compete, so their teams might prevail. Today, we celebrate the urgency of now. The thrill of what's next, the glory of this game. And we do it as one.'

Pitt is just one of the many big names appearing on small screens today throughout the Super Bowl. 

Tom Brady, Barry Keoghan, Kris Jenner, Chris Pratt and Chris Hemsworth are just a few of the celebrities who make appearances in this year's Super Bowl commercials – not to mention the long overdue reunion of When Harry Met Sally cast mates Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal.

This year viewers will be watching the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles, with Kendrick Lamar headlining the half-time show.