It's hard to accept the end of a relationship like Brad Pitt and Watch Black Panther OnlineAngelina Jolie.
The two gave us Mr. and Mrs. Smith,what might be the greatest celebrity portmanteau ever (Brangelina) and the fiercest red carpet couple appearances.
But please do not give up on love. Love is far from dead. It's very much alive, blossoming within the thousands of other high-profile power couples in the world we can look up to in awe. Here are six beams of light and love to turn to during the dark days ahead.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable There really isn't much to be said here that can't be felt by simply looking at photos of the POTUS and the FLOTUS. Whether it's their smiles, slow dances or fist-bumps, the couple are absolutely goals. Through thick and thin, they are by each other's side. Plus once a feature film is created about your first date, you will be on favorite couple lists forever.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable George Clooney used to be known as Hollywood's most eligible bachelor, but that all changed when renowned human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin and him tied the knot in 2014. Since then, Amal has sued ISIS while George has starred in a slew of new films, including Tomorrowlandand Hail! Caesar. Oh and the two have adopted three dog named Louie, Millie and Nate.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable From "'03 Bonnie & Clyde" to "Drunk in Love" to the entirety of Lemonade, Sean "Jay-Z" Carter and Beyoncé Knowles Carter's relationship has provided us all with classic anthems during trying times. When they're not on tour together or hanging out with daughter Blue Ivy, they're usually slaying any and every red carpet. They met when Beyonce was 18 years old, and over the years the two musicians have given us more of a peek into their personal lives. Despite any rumors of infidelity that Bey's latest album suggested, it seems the two are crazy in love with no intention of ever letting us down.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Actress Portia de Rossi and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres have been together since 2004. When the California Supreme Court overturned a ban on gay marriage, DeGeneres announced her engagement to de Rossi the very next day on The Ellen Show. During their first joint interview together, de Rossi told Oprah Winfrey that it was love at first sight. "It was like an arrow shot through my heart," de Rossi said.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable If you ever need a laugh sponsored by some of the world's most beautiful people, turn to Chrissy Teigen and John Legend. The couple, who married in 2013, are a hoot on Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat and are constantly supporting each other publicly. And their daughter Luna just might be the most precious American in the land.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable British royalty David and Victoria Beckham have been married since 1999 and together even longer than that. The football star and former Spice Girl (both heavily working in fashion now) have four children together—kids that aren't afraid to sometimes have fun with their parents from time to time. While they're private life has been kept mostly hidden from the limelight, they are quick to tell the press that they are happy and thriving. "I'm really lucky to absolutely love what I do and for things to be going so well and to have such a great family..." Victoria recently told press.
Hope and love still exists out there, everyone.
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