Angelina Jolie accuses Brad Pitt of financial exploitation and control

In the ongoing saga between former Hollywood power couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, new allegations have emerged surrounding their finances in their protracted legal dispute surrounding Chateau Miraval, a lawsuit dubbed ” The War of the Roses.”

Jolie accused her ex-husband of “draining her money” and cited their extensive legal troubles since their split in 2016.

Contrary to the myth of financial stress, dailymail.com Investigations revealed that Jolie’s wealth has increased significantly since their ten-year relationship ended and their two-year marriage ended.

Funding totaling close to $100 million poured in from a variety of sources, including loans, child support, gifts and, most notably, the sale of her 50% stake in Chateau Miraval – the centerpiece of their legal battle property.

The French estate, which the former couple acquired for $60 million in 2008, has appreciated significantly in value and is now estimated at a staggering $164 million, thanks in part to Pitt’s efforts and investments in the industry.

Additionally, sources close to Pitt highlighted Jolie’s recent high-profile real estate deal, securing a lease at 57 Great Jones Street in Manhattan, a site formerly owned by Andy Warhol, for $60,000 per month Dollar.

While Jolie has alluded to financial difficulties in recent court filings, the tangled financial web surrounding the couple points to a more complex reality, with assets and investments continuing to play a role in their ongoing legal dispute.

Her court filings describe a harrowing scene, claiming that defending herself against Pitt’s lawsuit was particularly painful and accusing him of constant efforts to control her and cause her financial stress.

The documents also reveal Jolie’s claims that the Miraval deal fell through, attributing it to Pitt’s insistence on signing a nondisclosure agreement (NDA) to conceal his allegations of physical and emotional abuse against Jolie and her family.

Sources familiar with the situation revealed that there was a dispute between the former couple, with Jolie accusing Pitt of fleecing her financially, while Pitt allegedly remained supportive despite her perceived vindictiveness.

He had initially expressed interest in buying out Julie’s stake in Chateau Miraval to keep the property in family hands, but the deal stalled due to feuding.

Pitt violated the law when he sold 50% of his stake in Chateau Miraval to Russian oligarch Yuri Shefler in 2021 without his consent. Allegations about the purchase agreement surfaced.

She claimed that a previous offer to sell to Pitt for $54 million failed because of Pitt’s rules.