Brad Pitt still prioritises ex-wife Angelina Jolie’s ‘happiness’ despite legal war

World Aug, 25 2022
Brad Pitt still prioritises ex-wife Angelina Jolie’s ‘happiness’ despite legal war
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s heated legal battle over their shared Château Miraval winery and details of former couple’s alleged fight onboard a private jet sent shock waves across internet. However, amid all legal drama, it has been revealed that Bullet Train star wishes his ex-wife to be “happy and healthy.”

An inside source told US Weekly that Troy actor (59) “is not rooting against her [Jolie], not personally, not professionally, not romantically.” “If she’s happy, he’s happy. Brad loved Angelina and he still cares about her and believes that she can be best mother for their children,” added source. Recently, Mr and Mrs Smith stars locked horns in a number of legal battles including custody over their children and selling their Château Miraval winery. Former couple bought winery in 2008 where they later tied knot in 2014. However, following their 2016 split, Ad Astra actor sued his ex-wife after she allegedly sold off her shares in 2021 to a Russian oligarch without his permission.

“Brad always dreamed of leaving Miraval to children as part of family legacy,” insider told outlet. Pitt and Jolie, who were declared legally single in April 2019 share six kids: Maddox (21) Pax (18) Zahara (17) Shiloh (16) and twins Knox and Vivienne (14). –Agencies

Published in The Daily National Courier, August, 26 2022

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