For nearly a decade, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have been locked in a complex legal war — and now, things are heating up even more. Jolie is reportedly considering a tell-all memoir and interview that could expose shocking details about her marriage to Pitt, especially if he doesn’t back down from the fight over their shared French winery, Château Miraval.
The former couple, who finalized their divorce settlement on December 30, 2024, have continued battling over the vineyard they once planned to pass on to their children. Now, sources close to Jolie say she’s done playing nice — and she’s prepared to reveal everything if pushed any further.
According to a RadarOnline report, Jolie has warned behind the scenes, “If he keeps coming at me, I’ll go public. All of it.” She’s allegedly receiving multi-million dollar offers to share her side of the story, with potential earnings estimated at over $50 million if she goes the route of a memoir or televised interview.
One key detail that could make things even messier: Brad Pitt reportedly tried to force Jolie into signing a strict non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in exchange for buying out her share of the vineyard. Jolie refused and instead sold her stake to Stoli Group through their executive Alexey Oliynik. Pitt responded by filing a motion demanding access to Jolie’s private emails with Oliynik — another move that has further intensified tensions.
A source told RadarOnline, “She’s always valued her privacy, but Brad is depleting her resources and leaving her legally trapped… If she reveals everything, it could permanently damage his reputation.”
The drama over Château Miraval began in 2022 when Pitt accused Jolie of violating an agreement not to sell her 50% stake in the estate without his approval. Both owned equal shares through separate companies — Jolie via Nouvel LLC, and Pitt via Mondo Bongo LLC. Pitt had tried to buy out her share for $55.4 million, but the deal fell through.
Instead, Nouvel filed a $350 million countersuit against Pitt, accusing him of misusing the winery’s assets for personal gain. Pitt maintains that he poured time, money, and effort into making Miraval a success, and believes Jolie’s sale to Stoli was a betrayal.
While legal proceedings continue, Jolie’s reported threat to “reveal all the ugly details” has added an explosive new layer to an already intense battle — and it might be the pressure point that forces Brad to reconsider the courtroom route. One thing’s for sure: if Angelina decides to go public, it could mark a seismic shift in how the world sees their once-golden romance.
