Angelina Jolie plans absolute revenge as Brad Pitt supports her in the corner

Angelina Jolie is on the verge of saying it all, as her ex -husband, Brad Pitt, continues to fight her in court.

“So far Angelina has stayed very tight for her divorce and what really fell down, but if Brad continues to push her, she can change the course and leak everything,” she told Radar Online.

“Many people urged her to do it and the more Brad fights her in court, the more attractive she gets,” they added.

While the Mr. and Mr Smith The stars completed their divorce last December, their battle for the French winery, the Chateau Miraval, continues.

The controversy began when Angelina sold its shares, which amounted to 50 %, to the Stoli group, which belongs to the Russian oligarchy Yuri Shefler.

Her ex is fighting for the sale, as the Stoli team does not want to have a reason to operate the winery. He claims that the twin had an oral agreement that would not even sell without the approval of the other.

THE Salt The actress reacted and claimed that Brad was not acquiring her, as she wanted to sign an NDA “designed to force her silence to abuse and cover it.”

Now, the interior say that the Passenger The star can simply set its tendency for private life aside for money and the satisfaction that will bring an indicative monument.

“Angelina is always held [on an exposé] Because she appreciates her privacy, but Brad supports her in a corner, “the source explained.” The more money drains from legal accounts, the more money it will take. “

“The offers he gets to share the story of the story are massive.

Angelina also claimed that Brad hit her and one of their children on a flight in 2016, after which she divorced. The claim has done some damage to the actor’s image, but has continued to maintain a thriving career. However, his reputation could be destroyed if a pen, including the incident.

“It would be a disaster for Brad if he does this,” the interior continued. “He managed to regain his reputation, but if he goes for slaughter and tells everyone, the public may not be so forgiving,”