Brad Pitt on Twitter

Brad Pitt. He's been the sexiest man of the year and as a good wine, he seems to be getting better with age. From his charitable work to his drive to adopt all of the orphans of the world, Mr. Brad Pitt has a lot to celebrate in his life – and fans want to follow his success.

But is Brad Pitt on Twitter?

Brad Pitt – the man who married Angelina Jolie and fathered some of her children – is a legend, or at least aspiring to become one. This man is the first on many a woman's lips when they're asked who they'd like to have as their husband/partner/lover/knight in shining armor.

Many celebrities are on twitter - just check here for my full listing of celebrities on twitter.

Aside from Wentworth Miller's twitter account, Brad Pitt is the most sought after celebrity on twitter.

With 140 characters to use, an account for Brad Pitt on Twitter would be no bad thing. From dispensing parenting advice to the masses, to dating tips for men who want someone like Angelina, Brad would have quite a following of men and of women. He could also use Twitter to tweet about his favorite charitable causes:

• Make It Right
• Doctors Without Borders
• Global AIDS Alliance
• Namibia Red Cross Society
• Daniel Pearl Foundation

Not only could Brad Pitt charm his celebrity twitter followers and fans with his good deeds, but he could also let others know what he was doing for the charities. Think of the money that could be raised.

Brad doesn't really seem to have time to tweet, does he? That fact in and of itself makes a strong case against Brad Pitt on Twitter. And the many hours spent looking on Twitter for Brad also came up empty.

It seems that having six kids and one of the most beautiful women in the world in your home does not make for a tweet-friendly environment.  And who can blame him (but we wish.... oh, how we wish...)

If you need advice on spotting a real from a fake celebrity, check here for my How to spot a fake twitter celebrity page.

Darn it.

Here is a list of the (current) fake accounts of the man known as Brad Pitt on Twitter:

@_Brad_Pitt_ - These tweets are a bit obnoxious and racist at times – oh, and it hasn't been updated since 2007.

@Braddadpitt – This Twitter account tweets about charities and states they aren't associated with Brad.

@not_bradpitt – Well, this one is pretty open about being a fake, isn't it?

@thepitts – Like Angelina Jolie would ever let Brad call their family "The Pitts"

@JrBradPitt – Well, Angelina and Brad haven't made any Jr Brad Pitts…yet.

@WilliamBradleyP - This one openly admits to being a fake.

@BPandAJ – Again, Brad and Angie have more class than just using their initials. And this account is from Arizona. Not one of the many places the Pitt-Jolie clan lives or from which they adopt.

Tweeting with a celebrity name is nothing new, but when it comes to taking Brad Pitt's name as your own, there might be a law against this sort of celebrity abuse.

While you might not find Brad Pitt on Twitter, it's true that you can find many a man who wants to become him – or just have a night alone with his partner.

Maybe if Brad's life ever slows down, the idea of Brad Pitt on Twitter won't be such a far-fetched one. But, for now, the DVDs of his movies are going to have to do.

Women, your breath is probably going to continue to be bated for a while. Time for another round of "Thelma and Louise," "Legends of the Fall," "Troy," and any other Brad movie where his pecs play center stage.

How would he tweet about his pecs anyway? Words just can't do them or his eyes justice.

by Julie-Ann Amos, professional writer, and owner of international writing agency www.ExquisiteWriting.com

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