In the ongoing saga of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's battle over their shared vineyards, fresh revelations have emerged from the couple's former bodyguard.
Amidst their prolonged legal skirmish, it appears Angelina Jolie may have influenced her children to limit their time with their father. The contentious dispute over the ownership of Chateau Miraval continues to dominate headlines, underscoring the enduring animosity between the estranged pair. Since their separation, they've been embroiled in an unprecedented legal quagmire, with no resolution in sight.
Adding fuel to the fire, Brad Pitt recently secured a legal victory by reclaiming the 10% stake he had bestowed upon Angelina Jolie during their marriage, now invalidated by their split. However, Jolie retains the upper hand in the ongoing legal tussle, as evidenced by recent developments.
In a surprising twist, statements from Tony Webb, the couple's former bodyguard, have come to light, shedding new light on Jolie's alleged tactics. According to Webb, who provided security services to both Jolie and Pitt, Jolie exerted pressure on her children to limit their interactions with their father, as revealed by the Daily Mail.
Webb's testimony, submitted as part of Pitt's legal strategy, highlights the intricacies of Jolie's purported efforts to control information. He recounts instances where Jolie's assistant, Michael Vieira, allegedly sought to dissuade independent contractors from testifying in the family court case by invoking confidentiality agreements.
Despite Vieira's attempts to prevent their testimony, Webb asserts that the contractors, including Ross Foster, remained steadfast in their resolve to speak out. Foster, in particular, expressed his willingness to testify about statements he allegedly overheard from Jolie, wherein she purportedly encouraged her children to limit their interactions with Pitt during custody visits.
Ultimately, both Foster and the other mentioned individual were subpoenaed and testified in the Jolie/Pitt family law case, according to Webb's account. These revelations further underscore the complexity and acrimony surrounding the high-profile divorce proceedings.
