Brad Pitt was put in a difficult position by Angelina Jolie, the court ruled to force the submission of evidence

According to Dailymail, last week Judge Lia Martin of the Los Angeles Superior Court ordered Brad Pitt to provide contact information from the time Angelina accused him of physically assaulting his wife and children on a private jet between September 14, 2016 and December 31, 2018.

This is considered a major legal victory for Angelina against Brad Pitt in the tense lawsuit. Previously, Brad Pitt's side sought to deny Jolie's request on the grounds that it invaded privacy and was not related to their dispute over the winery.

In July, Angelina Jolie filed a lawsuit asking her ex-husband to disclose all relevant information, including emails, text messages and text communications with third parties about what happened on the flight. Jolie's attorney claims that the documents will prove abuse, lying to authorities and years of covering up Pitt's impact behavior.

Paul Murphy, Jolie's attorney, called the documents important evidence that Pitt had "struggled for years to hide." "His actions have harmed Angelina and her children, which is the focus of this lawsuit. But I want to emphasize that Angelina never wanted anything like that. She never filed a lawsuit and was the one who tried to sell the shares to him in the first place. So far, Mr. Pitt has never been held accountable for his actions and has always been in control of the Miraval estate, the winery, but he still demands more. Angelina and the children want the lawsuit to end. Mr. Pitt should focus on healing the family, not pursuing litigation."

Brad Pitt is suing Angelina Jolie for selling half of their joint estate shares in France to the Russian billionaire in 2021. According to Brad, the ex-wife violated the previous agreement, that the two would not be able to sell shares unless approved by the other. However, Angelina argued that she had asked Brad to buy her shares, but he forced her to sign an extended confidentiality contract, so the actress sold it to a third party.

Angelina accused Brad of trying to force her to sign an $8.5 million confidentiality agreement to cover up his behavior affecting his wife and children. Angelina accused Brad of beating her and one of her six children, pouring wine on the children's heads and scolding them while drunk on a private flight from France to the United States in 2016. The FBI once entered the investigation into this allegation, then declared Brad innocent because there was not enough evidence. The Fury actor himself also resolutely denied touching hands and feet.

Angelina now wants Brad to end the estate lawsuit, but Brad wants to sue to the end. Last month, the 60-year-old actor won a victory over his ex-wife when a judge rejected Jolie's attempt to quash the lawsuit.

Angelina Jolie is a mother who always receives many mixed opinions on social networks. Especially when it comes to teaching children, female celebrities have been entangled in controversies many times, such as pampering their children too much, making them rebel and like to do something. Most recently, when Pax Thien had a series of accidents, many people thought that the 20-year-old man did not value life, behaved carelessly and did not comply with traffic laws.

However, recently, Angelina Jolie suddenly received a compliment for a post-divorce action. Accordingly, a source of the actress told People that Angelina Jolie did not block any means of communication or relationship. Instead, she encourages her children to stay in touch with their grandparents.

Not long ago, the media reported that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's 6 children did not spend much time with Brad Pitt's parents in recent years. "Their children have very little contact with their grandparents, cousins and grandparents," the source added.

In response to the above statements, a source from Angelina Jolie recently shared with People magazine: "Children send cards and gifts to grandparents every birthday and Christmas every year."

Brad Pitt's parents haven't seen their grandchild in a decade, Angelina Jolie talks about motherhood Thanh Phúc15:01:59 22/11/2024The world-famous couple's six children have not seen their grandparents since Angelina Jolie filed for divorce in 2016. Brad Pitt's parents, William and Jane Pitt, now 83 and 84, fear they will never have the chance to spend time with their grandchildren again.