Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt Legal Battle: Even though Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt officially divorced in December 2024 their disagreements are far from over. Their latest conflict now focuses on the French vineyard, Château Miraval, which has been a central part of their family life.
In documents submitted on October 6 Jolie revealed that she and her six children “have never again set foot” on the property after their breakup. She explained, “To this day, the children and I have never again set foot on the property, given its connection to the painful events leading to the divorce.”
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Jolie added that after separating from Pitt, she immediately started looking for a new home for herself and her children. She rented a house while searching for a more permanent place and tried to buy a property near Pitt’s home to ensure he remained involved in the children’s lives. “At the time, my savings were tied up in Miraval, and I had not asked Brad for alimony or any other financial support,” she wrote.
Jolie described how important the estate had been to their family. “It was a focal point of our family life. We were married there, I spent part of my pregnancy there and I brought our twin children home there from the hospital. To have such a sudden break from my home and memories has been hard, and it was especially difficult for the children to have their lives so disrupted,” she said.
The conflict escalated after Jolie sold her share of Miraval in 2021 to Tenute del Mondo, a subsidiary of the Stoli Group. Pitt claims the sale broke an agreement that required both of them to approve any transaction. Jolie denies that any such agreement existed. She said she sold her share out of necessity.
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Jolie also accused Pitt of making her sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) as part of any buyout deal which she refused. She described the NDA request as “an attempt to silence her about alleged abuse dating back to 2016.”
Pitt has asked for access to Jolie’s private messages including emails and internal communications by saying that they are important for the case concerning the Miraval sale. Jolie is now seeking $33,000 from Pitt to cover the legal fees she spent responding to his motion.
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