Brad Pitt isn't letting any fears slow him down.
The two-time Oscar winner, 60, was spotted gearing up for a motorcycle tour of Iceland, per footage obtained by TMZ — just weeks after his 20-year-old son Pax was hospitalized after a brutal accident on his electric bike.
In a video published on the site on Thursday, August 22, Pitt can be seen in a parking lot with a group of fellow motorcyclists. The actor — clad in a black motorcycle gear that featured neon yellow stripes on his pants — was filmed putting on his helmet before revving the engine and riding away.
Pitt's motorcycle outing in Iceland comes just weeks after Pax crashed his e-bike straight into a parked car in Los Angeles in late July, per TMZ's account of the incident. An onlooker immediately ran to help Pax, who was allegedly not wearing a helmet and was bleeding from his mouth.
"His mouth was filled with blood," the eyewitness, Lola Cavalli, told Entertainment Tonight. "When [he] was trying to speak, I saw a little tiny stream of blood coming out of the mouth."
Pax, who sustained a head injury from the accident, was transported to the ICU of a local hospital. Days later, a source told People that "Pax has been released from the ICU. He suffered complex trauma, and now begins the long road of recovery and physical therapy."
Pitt — who has a complicated relationship with his six children with ex-wife Angelina Jolie — was "extremely concerned" for Pax after the crash, a source told TMZ at the time. "Brad still cares a lot about Pax," they added.
The Fight Club actor's estranged relationship with his children has been in the spotlight as of late. While several of his kids have opted to drop the Pitt from their last names — including daughters Zahara, 19, and Vivienne, 15 — 18-year-old daughter Shiloh made it official when her legal name change was granted earlier this month.
Pitt and Jolie, 49, married in 2014 after 10 years together. They split in 2016 and were subsequently embroiled in a highly contentious divorce, in which Jolie accused Pitt of physical abuse, which he denied.
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