In the lawsuit filed by Hollywood star Brad Pitt against his ex-wife Angelina Jolie, claiming that she sold her share in the Miraval Chateau winery to harm him, Pitt’s claim was rejected while Jolie’s claim was accepted.
There has been a development in the property case in France of famous actors Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, who officially separated two years ago and have six children together. Brad Pitt’s claim that Jolie sold her shares in the Château Miraval winery, where she was once a partner, to a Russian businessman and wanted to harm him was rejected.
According to Page Six, Jolie’s lawyers requested a number of documents from Pitt and the actor’s company Mondo Bongo in order for the sale to proceed. However, the court ruled that Pitt and his partners must provide all the documents to Jolie. Some sources told Page Six that Pitt’s anger at his ex-wife is preventing him from making wise financial decisions.
WHAT HAPPENED?
It was claimed that Jolie, who sold her shares in the Miraval Castle winery to Russian vodka producer Yuri Shefler, made this sale to ‘a stranger’ to ‘harm’ Pitt.
The Miraval Château in the south of France, which Jolie and Pitt bought in 2008, is also the place where the couple got married in 2014. It is known that Pitt manages this winery under the guidance of the world’s most respected winemakers.
According to some sources, Jolie’s sale of the winery is thought to be related to the judge’s awarding Pitt half of the custody of the couple’s children.
