Tyson Recalls Catching Brad Pitt and His Ex-Wife in Compromising Situation: ‘You Had to See the Look on His Face’

In a candid and surprising revelation, former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson recounted an unexpected encounter with actor Brad Pitt during Tyson's tumultuous divorce from actress Robin Givens. Tyson described catching Pitt in a compromising situation with Givens and recalled the look of fear on Pitt's face.
According to Radar Online, Tyson, who married Givens in 1988 and separated just a year later, shared the story during an interview with comedian Theo Von. He explained that one day, while going through the divorce, he arrived at Givens' home only to find no one there. Moments later, he saw Givens driving a BMW he had gifted her — but what caught Tyson's attention was the passenger beside her.
" I thought it was one of her friends from the sitcom 'Head of the Class'," Tyson said. "But it wasn't. It was Brad Pitt." At that time, Pitt was still an unknown actor without even owning a car. Tyson recalled that Pitt appeared to be attempting to get oral sex from Givens.
Tyson vividly remembered Pitt's reaction upon being caught. "You had to see the look on his face. He looked like he was ready to receive his last rites," Tyson wrote in his 2013 memoir "Undisputed Truth". He also mentioned that Pitt seemed "stoned out of his gourd" during the encounter.
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Tyson revealed that despite the divorce proceedings, he frequently visited Givens' house in hopes of reconciling. However, on this particular occasion, he found Pitt there first — which left Tyson emotionally comatose.
The story has since received additional commentary. Robin Givens confirmed she was with Pitt when Tyson arrived but denied ever being caught in bed together. Author Ian Halperin claimed Tyson issued a death threat to Pitt after catching him at Givens' apartment, warning him never to return.
In separate news, Secondsout reported that Mike Tyson, once considered boxing's most feared heavyweight and the youngest world heavyweight champion in history, was the focus of comments from former rival Lennox Lewis, who said their 2002 bout turned out to be the easiest fight of his career.
Tyson rose from a tough upbringing in New York to become the undisputed heavyweight champion at just 21 years old, dominating the division with his power and aggressive style.
However, the later stages of his career were marked by controversy and several high-profile defeats, including his eighth-round loss to Lewis in Memphis, where he failed to reclaim the heavyweight titles.
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