Summary
- Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce continues with custody battles and asset disputes.
- A former security guard claims Angelina Jolie encouraged her children to avoid Brad Pitt.
- Legal battles intensify as Angelina Jolie accuses Brad Pitt of being abusive for years.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have been separated since 2016, but their legal issues still tie them together. From custody battles to fights over their assets, it might be a while before their divorce is done for good. Their legal teams continuously fling accusations toward each other, and now, a new report has come out from one of their former employees, who claims Angelina Jolie was responsible for the bad relationship between Brad Pitt and his children.
Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie's Legal Battle Might End Soon As He No Longer Wants Custody Of His Children
Brad Pitt has seemingly given up on his demand for shared custody and is willing to have only visitation rights.
The man who claims this is a security guard who worked for the couple while they were together, and is now working for Brad Pitt, and claims to know someone who overheard Angelina Jolie telling her kids to avoid their dad.
Brad Pitt's Employee Claims Angelina Jolie Encouraged Her Kids To Avoid Their Dad
It's been almost 8 years since Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt split up, but their fight is far from over. Brad Pitt's security guard recently came out to claim that Angelina Jolie was purposely distancing their children from the actor, in hopes to influence the custody battle.
Tony Webb identified himself in court documents stating "Between 2000 and 2020, I provided varying degrees of personal security for Angelina Jolie and her family, and I currently provide services for Brad Pitt."
Allegedly, Angelina Jolie's assistant, Michael Viera, confronted him and asked him to stop two contractors that worked for him from testifying in court during Brad Pitt and Angelina's custody battle.
He "asked me to stop these two individuals from testifying. I understood that Mr. Viera was making this request on behalf of Ms. Jolie," Tony Webb said. He replied that he couldn't do that as they were independent contractors.
"Mr. Vieira then told me that his call should serve as a reminder that those individuals had entered into non-disclosure agreements with Ms. Jolie and that I should remind them of that and tell them that if they testified in the family law case, Ms. Jolie would sue them."
The security guard explained that he reached out to one of the contractors, who told him that he "intended to testify regardless of the NDA, if he received a court subpoena," as he had "overheard" certain things Angelina Jolie allegedly said to her children, "encouraging them to avoid spending time with Mr. Pitt during custody visits."
According to Tony Webb, the contractors ended up testifying at the time, so while this information might be interesting to the public, it's not likely to change anything in the court case.
Angelina Jolie's Latest Accusation Against Brad Pitt
According to a recent report, the way Brad Pitt treated their children was the main reason she filed for divorce, so the rumors that she didn't want them to be near their father are probably not that surprising to fans.
Recently, Angelina Jolie's legal team accused Brad Pitt of being physically violent towards her long before the infamous incident on their private plane that caused the divorce. However, it was when the actor allegedly directed his anger towards their children that she decided she couldn't stay married to him.
Brad Pitt Allegedly Pressures Angelina Jolie To Settle Their Divorce As He Wants To Marry New Girlfriend
Now that Ines De Ramon is legally single, Brad is apparently getting anxious to marry and have kids with his much-younger girlfriend.
"While Pitt's history of physical abuse of Jolie started well before the family’s September 2016 plane trip from France to Los Angeles, this flight marked the first time he turned his physical abuse on the children as well. Jolie then immediately left him," her legal team claimed.
Despite rumors that their legal battle is coming to an end, it seems there's still a long way to go.
