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Mike Tyson Claims He Caught Brad Pitt With His Ex-Wife In Wild Theo Von Interview

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Mike Tyson Claims He Caught Brad Pitt With His Ex-Wife In Wild Theo Von Interview
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Mike Tyson shared a story about catching Brad Pitt with his ex-wife Robin Givens during a podcast interview. Tyson recalled that at the time, Pitt was an unknown actor and he was unaware of his identity. The incident occurred while Tyson and Givens were in the midst of a divorce.

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Publication timeMon, 18 May 2026 14:57:42 -0400
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OutKick-Culture Mike Tyson Claims He Caught Brad Pitt With His Ex-Wife In Wild Theo Von Interview Iron Mike says Pitt was an unknown actor without a car and being driven around by Robin Givens By Joe Kinsey OutKick Published May 18, 2026 2:57pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Mike Tyson reflects on his experiences with Cannabis amid push for federal reform Boxing legend Mike Tyson told Fox News Digital about the first time he ever used Cannabis and how it played into his recent fight with Jake Paul, as he pushes President Donald Trump to make federal reforms related to the plant. Mike Tyson went on Theo Von’s podcast and dusted off one of the most ridiculous celebrity stories from his life resume.

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