In September 20, 2016, Angelina Jolie filed a divorce on his now ex-beau, Brad Pitt. A lot of Brangelina fans were shocked and saddened because of this news. Now, they are battling for the custody of their six children. And because of this, the two reportedly got into a war because Jolie purposely reveals to the public about Pitt's private therapy session and demanding more time with their children.
According to Hollywood Life, the legal team of Brad Pitt accused the 41-year-old actress, that she intentionally shows to public the court papers regarding Pitt's therapy and the visitation schedule to their kids to punish him. Lance Spiegel (Brad Pitt's Attorney) discussed the details about the demand of Pitt to have more time with their kids to Jolie's Lawyer, Laura Wasser, in which, Jolie files for "October Stipulation." This is reportedly the reason why the confidential court order leaked to the public.
In addition, Spiegel says that; October Stipulation was unauthorized, and it should not be filed on the court unless it is necessary to do so. The details about the information needs to be kept in private to protect both camps, as well as their six children. Pitt's Attorney further added that; the 52-year-old actor has done his part on the agreement papers, and Jolie has no reason to publicly files the information of the court.
Spiegel thinks that Jolie is only doing all of these to "punish" and "hurt" her ex-husband, as these information are really confidential and never meant to be discussed in public. The divorce issues and battle for the custody of their children seems to be the reason why the two has gotten into war. However, for Jolie's camp, there is no confirmation that she purposely leaked the said informations.
On the other hand, Jolie is said to be rude to other people after her messy divorce and she is pushing her brother James Haven. While, Pitt says that his greatest love is Jennifer Aniston, not Angelina Jolie; reveals by one of his former bodyguard. Previous report from Jobs & Hire.
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