Miraval Winery Battle Between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt Reaches Breaking Point – Shocking Allegations Surface

Rome, Italy – The ongoing legal battle between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt over the French winery they once co-owned has taken a new turn. Recent legal filings reveal allegations of a “history of physical abuse” towards Jolie by Pitt prior to a significant incident during a plane ride in 2016.

Jolie filed a motion with the Los Angeles Superior Court, claiming that negotiations to sell her stake in the Miraval winery to Pitt broke down after he imposed conditions on the sale. According to Jolie, Pitt wanted her to sign a non-disclosure agreement that prevented her from discussing his alleged abuse of her and their children, linking his personal reputation to the winery’s business.

The new legal filings are a response to Pitt’s earlier lawsuit, where he stated that both parties had an agreement not to sell their stake in the winery without consent from the other. Pitt’s lawsuit contended that Jolie’s sale of her stake was retaliatory following a custody ruling.

Jolie’s filing alleges that Pitt’s history of abuse began before the plane trip in 2016, but further details on the prior incidents were not provided. The filing also mentions evidence, including testimonies, emails, and photographs, to support Jolie’s claims against Pitt.

The dispute also involves disagreements over the terms of non-disclosure agreements. Jolie agreed to a limited NDA related to Miraval’s wine business, while Pitt insisted on a more comprehensive agreement, leading to a breakdown in negotiations.

Representatives for both Jolie and Pitt have been approached for comments on the recent allegations. Jolie’s attorney, Paul Murphy, emphasized the importance of understanding Pitt’s motives for demanding the NDA and accused Pitt of avoiding responsibility for his actions.

Despite the turmoil, Jolie’s focus remains on healing for her family and children. Her desire for closure and an amicable resolution to the ongoing legal battles with Pitt continues to drive her efforts in the proceedings. The former couple, who acquired the winery in 2008, has been entangled in legal disputes since their divorce in 2016.