Angelina Jolie had "malevolent intentions" towards her when she sold hers from their wine estate in the south of France, to which she knew he was very attached, to a Russian oligarch .

These are the allegations made by Brad Pitt that he took his ex-wife to court in Los Angeles . The two Hollywood stars in 2011 collaborated with a family of French winemakers to produce the "Miraval Côtes de Provence", named after their castle in the town of Val, near Correns in the Var, in eastern France.

The 500-hectare estate, 50 of which are vineyards, was acquired in 2008. Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were married there in 2014, after years of living as a couple, before filing for divorce in 2016, which since then. has drawn into a long court battle, which also includes custody of their six children.

In February, Brad Pitt filed a complaint against Angelina Jolie because, he said, he had sold his shares in October 2021 when the two stars "agreed never to sell without the consent of one or the other ". He also accused her of "long ago" stopped contributing financially to the estate when she made this transaction.

In an updated version of the complaint, the plaintiff's lawyers assure that " Jolie had malicious intentions against Pitt " by making this sale. Also accused Iouri Shefler , the Russian tycoon owner of the alcohol brand who bought the shares of Angelina Jolie in the Miraval estate: according to Pitt's lawyers he has "harmful intentions", and maintains " personal and professional relationships with individuals who are part of the intimate circle of Vladimir Putin "and with the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.

In fact, Shefler has long been in dissent with the Russian president.

(Unioneonline / L)

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