Angelina Jolie and Brad Pritt were one of the most media couples in Hollywood. Their relationship began in 2005, when they both met while shooting the movie Mr. and Mrs. Smith, in which they played a married couple with great secrets, but with scandalous chemistry, which managed to cross the screen.
But after more than ten years together, and with six children in common, the interpreters decided to put an end to their beautiful love story. A separation that occurred in 2016, and that to this day is still very present in their lives, since Jolie and Pritt are still immersed in their legal battles.
In addition, the divorce process between the two is not being easy. The actress, who was the one who made the decision to separate from her husband, accused Brad Pritt of mistreatment of his son Maddox and of having problems with drugs and alcohol in the custody trial of the children.
A legal battle, far from over, is more alive than ever. A few weeks ago, the Page Fix medium revealed that according to information that Angelina Jolie would have obtained, she would be a "vengeful" woman, as declared by Brad Pitt. And it is that the actor accused his ex-wife of having sold his part of the French mansion, Château Miraval, in absolute secrecy and only to take revenge on him.
Now, the Page Six portal has once again revealed new information related to the vineyard owned by the ex-partner, in Provence, in the south of France. Both have been in a lawsuit for years over the sale of the vineyard land. Two years ago Angelina Jolie accused Brad Pritt of preventing the sale of the land. And he accused her of selling her part without her consent.
This Monday it came to light that new legal documents had been added to the lawsuit, which is still active by Angelina Jolie, and in which her lawyers have wanted to make fun of the new hobby of the Hollywood superstar. Professionals accuse her of defining herself as a winemaker, when all she does is visit the vineyard and observe the workers, who really made the vineyard a success. ''Now I'm a farmer,'' the actor confessed in 2014 to Wine Spectator. Some words that have little to do with the acts that the interpreter has carried out all these years.
And it is that according to the actress, Pritt would not have any interest in the wine lands. ''Pitt is an actor, not a winemaker. He traffics in illusions, not dirt and grapes,'' the lawyers declared. ''During the years that he supposedly built the business, he filmed and appeared in dozens of movies,'' they claimed, implying that he was never present or cared about the vineyard. This has caused a new setback in his legal battle, and now it only remains to wait for the next movement of this endless accusations.
