Brad Pitt-Angelina Jolie's legal battle: 'F1: The Movie' actor files new documents, asking for her private emails with advisors for chateau

Brad Pitt – Angelina Jolie divorce drama strikes again, as the 61-year-old actor has filed new documents in the court for a request to the judge. Asking to force the actress to turn over her private emails, the lengthy battle about the French winery Chateau Miraval continues.

Brad Pitt wants Angelina Jolie's private emails

Pitt demands that Jolie turn over her emails regarding her conversations on legal matters with her manager, Terry Bird, her British publicists, Chloe Dalton and Arminka Helic, along with the two financial consultants, as per Page Six. He claimed that the 50-year-old star had previously acknowledged that she had conversed about professional and business matters with her manager, including legal discussions. However, the ‘Maleficent’ actress would not be sharing her chats with her ex-husband.




Questioning the missing emails, Pitt suggested that her manager had counseled her to seek advice to identify additional issues. “What Jolie is describing here are brainstorming sessions between non-lawyers. The fact that these brainstorming sessions may have followed or preceded advice from a lawyer on the same general topic or a related topic does not shield them from discovery,” the documents said, according to the aforementioned media outlet.

Brad Pitt wanted USD 33,000

While Jolie provided one email with internal information about the terms and conditions of the sale, Pitt has demanded the missing conversations that he claims are key transaction for the sale of the chateau. Previously, Pitt asked for USD 33,000 – the amount Jolie received from him to cover her charges to shut his motion of demanding private emails.

As for Jolie, her lawyer has accused Pitt of violating her privacy by invading her privileged communications with her legal team. “This once again confirms that this lawsuit is the manifestation of Mr. Pitt’s years-long effort to harass and control Angelina,” Paul Murphy, her attorney, stated.