“Brad Pitt is a cranky kid, not a brewer”

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been fighting for a year and a half over the Château Miraval vineyard in Provence. After the divorce, Pitt sued Jolie for selling her shares in the property without her consent.

skirmish between Angelina Jolie And brad pitt But Chateau Miraval Vineyard There seems to be no end to it in Provence. For a year and a half, both the ex-husband and wife are fighting over this issue. possession of this property Which became his personal refuge. On 23 August 2014, the couple got married amidst their children, and the event was climax of a love

Which stood for twelve years.

After a divorce and a legal dispute over custody of the children, the battle for the French vineyard began. Pitt did in February 2022 Cause To sell shares in the property to his ex-wife without consulting him, shares were sold to a winery based in Luxembourg and owned by Russian elite Name Yuri Scheffler, it aroused pitt’s wrathwhat he wanted instead invest in that project.

the fight is over courtand now the American media, like financial Times And HollywoodLife, report excerpts from the new documents presented by Jolie. Actress in these documents liquid ex-husband calling her abusive words saying “a cranky and funny kid

, In addition, Jolie also wanted disprove The idea that Pitt has truly dedicated himself to a new career as a winemaker is intriguing. According to the actress, the years in which Pitt allegedly set up a liquor business worked tirelessly Appearing on film sets, in dozens of films, and attending countless promotional events.

Pitt would be anything but true”vigneron(Winemaker in French). Despite Jolie’s allegations, Pitt has hit back at his ex-wife, claiming she did spent profits get from property for upgrade pool And build a recording studio inside the property.

Legal disputes between the two seem to be continuing continuous development, there is no definite solution on the horizon. Meanwhile, fans and curious they will continue to follow

There is interest in the chronology of the dispute that has turned the vineyard of Château Miraval in Provence into a veritable legal dispute.