A letter from Angelina Jolie to Brad Pitt comes to light in the middle of a legal battle for her vineyards: “I can’t…”

The legal battle between the Angelina Jolie y Brad Pitt continues more active than ever. One of their biggest conflicts is the Chateau Miraval, the French castle where they married and the nucleus of a profitable alcoholic business that they shared 50% until the actress sold her shares without, allegedly, consulting her ex, as they had agreed. This Thursday a letter has come to light that the protagonist of Tomb Raider He wrote to the father of his children and that sheds new information on said confrontation.

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It is an email that Jolie sent to Pitt last year, explaining her reasons for disposing of her shares in the business: “It is the place where we brought the twins home, and where we were married on a plaque in memory of my mother. A place where the promise of what could be resided and where I thought I would grow old. Even now it is impossible to write this without crying. I have treasured my memories of what was a decade ago. But it is also the place that marks the beginning of the end of our family, and a business that focuses on alcohol,” he said, according to the ET.

Angelina points to the interpreter’s addictions as the origin of her family problems and wants to turn the page: “I was hoping that somehow it could become something that would keep us together, and we would find light and peace. Now I see how you really loved me out and chances are you’ll be pleased to receive this email. She further explains that she has seen inconsiderate behavior and money wasted on decisions that were not consulted, and she says: “I cannot be involved, publicly or privately, in an alcohol-based business, when alcoholic behavior has so deeply damaged our family. “.

the grapes of wrath

Jolie owned 50% of the estate and winery through her company Nouvel LLC. At the end of last year, he sold his share to the wholesale giant Stoli Group, a business move that led to a lawsuit by Pitt, who holds his ex responsible for having carried out that sale to third parties without his consent and, therefore, irregularly.

She, for her part, has countersued Pitt and accuses him of appropriating the vineyards of the French estate Château Miraval. Jolie alleges that her ex and other associates of hers orchestrated a campaign to seize control of the winery “in retaliation for the divorce and custody proceedings to ensure she didn’t see a dime” of the business. The claim, for damages and compensation, amounts to the astronomical figure of 252 million euros.