Jolie’s lawsuit describes a situation during a private jet flight in September 2016 in which Pete "He grabbed Julie by the head and shook her before pushing her against the toilet wall"according to Archyde.com.
The lawsuit alleged that Beth "One of the children was strangled and another hit in the face".
Pete’s lawyers did not immediately respond to inquiries about the matter on Tuesday.
Pitt had filed a lawsuit against Jolie and her former company last February, in which he said that Jolie sold her stake in September 2021 in winery "Honey Mirafall" to an international beverage company was illegal because the spouses agreed that neither would ever sell their share without the consent of the other.
Jolie said in the lawsuit, today, Tuesday, that there was no such agreement and that Pete refused the sale unless she agreed to "Unacceptable censorship order" regarding his behaviour.
Jolie also said in her lawsuit that Federal Bureau of Investigation Investigate the accident on the plane and"It concluded that the government had probable cause to charge Pete with a federal crime".
Pete has not been charged with a crime and an FBI spokesperson has yet to respond to a request for comment.
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She says the lawsuit she filed Julie In Los Angeles court that Brad Pitt He sought to tie the sale of her stake in the winery to a non-disclosure agreement that would have prevented her from discussing Pete’s “physical and emotional harm to her and their children” in public.
Jolie’s lawsuit describes a situation during a private jet flight in September 2016 in which Pitt allegedly “grabbed Jolie by the head and shook her before pushing her against the toilet wall,” according to Archyde.com.
The lawsuit alleged that Pitt “strangled one of the children and hit another in the face.”
Pete’s lawyers did not immediately respond to inquiries about the matter on Tuesday.
Pitt had filed a lawsuit against Jolie and her former company last February, in which he said that Jolie sold her stake in September 2021 in winery “Chateau Miraval” to an international beverage company was illegal because the couple agreed that neither would ever sell their share without the consent of the other.
Jolie said in the lawsuit today, Tuesday, that there was no such agreement and that Pitt refused the sale unless she agreed to an “unacceptable gag order” regarding his conduct.
Jolie also said in her lawsuit that Federal Bureau of Investigation He investigated the incident on board and “concluded that the government had probable cause to charge Pete with a federal crime.”
Pete has not been charged with a crime and an FBI spokesperson has yet to respond to a request for comment.