Angelina Jolie is reportedly concerned over her sister-in-law's tell-all memoir

Angelina Jolie is reportedly feeling uneasy about a memoir being written by her sister-in-law, Romi Imbelli. According to a report by InTouch Weekly, Romi, who is married to Angelina's brother, James Haven, plans to release a book revealing personal details about their family. This has left Angelina worried, as the memoir could potentially expose private aspects of her life.

A source close to Angelina shared that Romi’s decision to write the book is already raising red flags. The source explained that Romi has been close to the family for over two decades and may have access to sensitive information. They added, “Romi has seen a lot over the years, and there are plenty of family secrets she could reveal.”

The source also highlighted that James Haven was once very close to Angelina and her children. He was privy to many private moments, including behind-the-scenes details of her high-profile divorce from Brad Pitt. Although Angelina and James are now estranged, the idea of her brother potentially sharing family matters with Romi has made Angelina uneasy.

Angelina has always been private about her personal life. She rarely discusses her relationships, marriage, or personal struggles in interviews, and she has even distanced herself from family members who have spoken publicly about her. The source noted that Angelina cut ties with her father, Jon Voight, after he made comments about her and her children to the press, illustrating how fiercely she guards her privacy.

Romi Imbelli, apart from being a makeup artist and identity coach, is known for her appearance on the reality show The Real L Word from 2010 to 2012. Meanwhile, James Haven, an actor like Angelina, has appeared in films such as Gia and Original Sin. He retired from acting in 2013 and directed a short film, Court of Conscience, in 2015.

While Angelina is said to support her brother’s happiness, the memoir could potentially reveal private family matters, which she reportedly fears might become her “worst nightmare.”