RIP one of the greatest bromances in Hollywood: Why Brad Pitt and George Clooney are at odds?

Hollywood's most beloved bromance is officially on ice! Brad Pitt and George Clooney, once inseparable on and off the screen, have noticeably drifted apart-and insiders say their friendship may never be the same.

"They're not feuding, but things have definitely cooled off," a source spilled. "George is all about family life with Amal, and Brad is focused on rebuilding his world post-divorce. They just don't have time for each other like they used to."

The dynamic duo, known for their playful antics and unbeatable chemistry in Ocean's Eleven, have barely been spotted together in recent weeks. And it seems their latest project, Wolfs, has only widened the gap.

The much-hyped "buddy movie" turned out to be a major disappointment, with critics slamming it as "uninspired" and "shockingly bad." Some have even called it a "vanity project" gone wrong.

They grew tired of each other

A Hollywood insider revealed, "George is starting to feel like every time he teams up with Brad, it backfires. And Brad's getting tired of being George's scapegoat."

But this isn't the first time their friendship has hit a rough patch. Back when Pitt was married to Angelina Jolie, Clooney reportedly kept his distance-largely due to Jolie's alleged dislike of Amal Clooney.

"Ange always felt threatened by Amal and saw her as a 'wannabe' do-gooder," a source claimed. Things got so tense that Pitt even snubbed Clooney's wedding in 2014, a move that deeply hurt George.

The second chance didn't work either

After Pitt's split from Jolie, the old friends reconnected, with Clooney offering his support through Brad's messy divorce. But now? The spark seems to be gone.

"They had a second chance at friendship, but it's fading again," the insider revealed. "Hollywood relationships come and go-even the best bromances aren't immune!"

With Wolfs flopping and their lives heading in different directions, has Hollywood lost one of its most iconic friendships for good?