Who Is Brad Pitt’s Brother? Meet Doug Pitt!

Celeb Kids

Mar 23, 2017 12:30 pm·

By Julia Birkinbine

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Wait, Brad Pitt has a brother?

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Not many people know Brad has a younger bro named Doug Pitt, who looks almost identical to the mega-star!

Click through the gallery below to learn all about Brad’s little-known sibling Doug!

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Doug works as a businessman, investor, and philanthropist!

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Doug was born in St. Louis, MO to Jane and William Pitt. At age 50, he is three years younger than his brother, Brad.

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Brad and Doug also have a sister, Julie Pitt.

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Doug is married to Lisa Pitt and they have three kids, Sydney, Reagan, and Landon.

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Doug is a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Republic of Tanzania. He was appointed to the position in 2010.

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He is also the founder of Care To Learn, a charity that funds emergent health, hunger, and hygiene needs for children.

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He additionally loves photography. His work has been featured in galleries in New York, Pennsylvania, California, and Missouri.

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Doug is also an avid biker and supports numerous biking organizations.

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