Brad Pitt refuses to drop lawsuit despite Angelina Jolie's plea to end it

Brad Pitt refuse to drop lawsuit over Chateau Miraval despite Angelina Jolie's plea to end it.

In 2021, Angelina sold half of her shares without his consent for $67 million.

One source said, 'Brad is not going to drop this lawsuit – why would he? This was a very standard business dispute but unfortunately, Angelina has consistently introduced personal elements that are meant for a divorce court'.

'Angelina is asking him to put an end to the fighting as if she is a peacemaker. This is nothing more than to paint herself as the victim. This is not a fight. This is a business dispute over the sale of property that was ultimately going to be for their kids. It was their inheritance, and she knows this'.

'She is realizing that she does not have a strong case anymore and she also knows that she may likely have to shell out the money by order of the courts'.

'Bringing very personal issues into a business lawsuit is backfiring on her. It has exposed the weaknesses in her case and has complicated matters for both parties. She didn’t need to do this.'

Another source said,'Pitt is the one suing Angelina yet he somehow thinks he can say she’s fighting him. She’s the one out there saying they should focus on healing their family and he should drop his relentless attacks on her, but he’s refusing'. 

'Suing her for 67 million dollars because she refused to sign an NDA covering up his abuse is not a “simple business dispute”'.

'All Angelina wants is peace, but he is determined to continue fighting her and blaming everyone but himself for the situation he’s now in.'

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's daughter Shiloh make announcement on newspaper to drop "Pitt" from her name

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's daughter Shiloh make announcement on newspaper Los Angeles Times to drop "Pitt" from her name.

According to California Law, for a person to change his or her name, they need to announced it on newspaper for one month before a judge can approve it.

Angelina Jolie wants Brad Pitt to drop his lawsuit against her regarding their winery

 Angelina Jolie wants Brad Pitt to drop his lawsuit against her regarding their winery.

Jolie's lawyer Paul Murphy said, "While Angelina again asks Mr. Pitt to end the fighting and finally put their family on a clear path toward healing, unless Mr. Pitt withdraws his lawsuit, Angelina has no choice but to obtain the evidence necessary to prove his allegations wrong".

Brad's lawyer said her request was 'intrusive' and a 'sensationalist fishing expedition,' per the outlet.

Angelina Jolie's childhood home

Angelina Jolie's childhood home was sold for $1.8m. It pertains four bedrooms and is around 4,000 square feet.

It is located in New York. It was built in 1950s and Jolie was staying there with her mother and brother in 1980s.

The home has natural stonework, and large ceiling beams.

Angelina Jolie's father Jon Voight gives his morale support Donald Trump

Angelina Jolie's father Jon Voight gives his morale support Donald Trump. He posted a video on the Instagram, with caption, "President Trump won't give up".

In the video, he said, "They can't take down the truth. President Trump won't give up. He'll keep rising and help us to raise with him".

"God bless".

Pax Thien Jolie-Pitt gives his mom Angelina Jolie a dinner treat

Pax Thien Jolie-Pitt gives his mom Angelina Jolie a dinner treat. They were spotted at Sushi Park in West Hollywood on Friday, July 12. Pax paid for the dinner.

Jolie wore a black dress while Pax wore white shirt and beige pants. 

Looks like they like to eat sushi as they were spotted eating sushi many times in the past.

Angelina Jolie had her ex husband Billy Bob Thornton’s name tattooed on her “private” area

 Angelina Jolie had her ex husband Billy Bob Thornton’s name tattooed on her “private” area. 

The tattoo artist Friday Jones revealed that Angelina was persistent on having it despite Friday was reluctant. Angelina would come to her house all the time because her roommate was Angelina's best friend.

Friday said, “I always thought we could have a more serene, spiritually driven approach to tattooing. I met Angie right around 2000. She was this edgy, avant-garde girl. She would pull up to the house and say, ‘I’m jonesing for a tattoo - you have to tattoo me.’ And we’re up in the house in the Hollywood Hills, she has her little glass of wine, it’s very calm. It’s a good atmosphere to stretch out and feel like girls.”

“I was like, ‘I’m not going to put that man’s name on you. Eventually, after about two or three weeks of her coming over every day, I broke down. We put his name very delicately on her bikini line.”