A representative for Brad Pitt denied that the actor physically and emotionally abused his family during a private flight in 2016.
Brad Pitt denied Angelina Jolie's recent accusations about an alleged altercation that occurred in 2016 and that led to the end of her marriage. Among other claims, the actress accused the interpreter of "suffocating one of her children and attacking another" when they were on a private flight.
Given what Jolie said, a representative of the actor sent a brief statement to CNN to indicate that everything was "completely false."
"(Jolie's) story continues to evolve each time she tells it, with new unsubstantiated claims. Brad has accepted responsibility for what he did, but he won't take responsibility for the things he didn't do. These new allegations are completely false," indicates the notification.
Angelina Jolie narrated alleged attacks by her ex-husband Brad Pitt, in the context of a legal dispute over a property they both have in France. In a document filed in a court in Los Angeles (USA), the actress claims that Pitt physically and emotionally abused her and her children.
"Pitt grabbed Jolie by the head and shook her off of her, then grabbed her by the shoulders and shook her again, then throwing her into the bathroom wall," says the text collected by several international media.
"Pitt hit the roof of the plane several times, forcing Jolie to leave the bathroom." "When one of the boys verbally defended Jolie, Pitt lunged toward his own son and Jolie grabbed him from behind her to stop him," according to the account.
"Pitt choked one of the children and hit the other in the face. Some of the children asked him to stop. They were very scared. Several were crying," the document details.
Brad Pitt denounced Angelina Jolie for "damaging the reputation" of his wine company
American actor Brad Pitt denounced his ex-partner, actress Angelina Jolie, for "deliberately damaging the reputation" of his wine company in France and selling his share in it to a "stranger," Efe reports.
The couple had acquired the Miraval vineyard in 2008 for 45 million euros (53 million dollars), with its corresponding mansion, in Provence (southeast France), where years later they married and enjoyed several family vacations with their six children.
Now, the actor's team in charge of the legal case opened for the sale of this property accuses Jolie of intentionally harming her ex-husband by selling his share in the company without his consent, as stated in the documents leaked to the press.
Pitt's defense maintains that Jolie not only did not contribute "anything" to the success of Miraval, a project that the actor was passionate about but that she completed the sale "secretly" and knowingly violating the conditions she had agreed upon with Pitt, according to which Neither of them could sell their interests in that business without the consent of the other.
