Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt Share Romantic Date Night In Oz; Outing Debunks Rumors On “Maleficent” Star’s Involvement With Trainer

Brad Pitt whisked Angelina Jolie on a romantic date night out in Oz, Tuesday, debunking rumors their relationship is one the rocks over the "Maleficent" star's supposed involvement with a celebrity trainer.

According to news.com.au, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie spent a few hours away from the kids to have their romantic date with style only the power couple can muster. The Shipwreck Bar and Grille in Airlie Beach, Queensland was closed down for the seafood dinner for two for Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.

MailOnline said Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have a wide choice from the expansive menu of the restaurant, which offers a reasonable price of between $26 and $36 per set. The couple also have a selection of 34 different types of wines.

The romantic date came on the heels of rumors the "Maleficent" actress was supposedly getting too close to her trainer.

Australian personal trainer, Luke Hines, gave an interview with Sydney Morning Herald, claiming that he has become close with Angelina Jolie and they hit it off immediately, "within minutes of meeting."

"She really is the most professional, down-to-earth person, and she's so present when she's with you. She's not on her phone, or looking over your shoulder," he said.

Luke Hines recalled a tea date when "she looked me in the eyes, and she said, 'You know what kind of people I dig? I dig people who wake up every morning and ask themselves what can I do for somebody else?'That's never leaving me. That sentence resonated with me on so many levels."

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Hines was hired by Angelina and the production staff for her upcoming directorial movie "Unbroken." The trainer's main task is to make sure the lead actors are "super skinny" without necessarily ruining their health.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, along with the kids, are currently in Australia as she finishes "Unbroken," and she is now filming further north into the Whitsundays, according to MailOnline.