Angelina Jolie ‘will never’ give 50/50 children custody to Brad Pitt: Insider

World Aug, 8 2022
Angelina Jolie ‘will never’ give 50/50 children custody to Brad Pitt: Insider
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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt will seemingly be embroiled in their legal battle for years to come.

Couple who called it quits in 2019, after seven children are fighting their kids’ custody battle to date. Sources suggest Maleficient star is not positive over a 50/50 share with Pitt. “It appears that Angelina is determined that Brad should never get 50/50 custody,” one source familiar with legal battle told The Post. “And there are some who say that she won’t rest until kids are legally adults, so Brad will never have shared custody.” “Angelina makes a constant stream of attacks on Brad. And she deliberately sold her disputed share of their vineyard to a buyer she knew he didn’t want,” a friend of Pitt believes. Pitt said they had agreed to never sell their respective shares without other’s permission. He also asked for a trial by jury. “It’s his baby, he’s very proud of it and he’s put all of revenue from business into vineyard and Miraval studios,” said a Hollywood friend.–Agencies

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