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The world sighed at Brad Pitt’s beauty when he stepped into his racing overalls at Silverstone last weekend. How could this man approaching his 60th birthday look like the golden god who lured Geena Davis to bed at Thelma and Louise in 1991? However, in extraordinary 98-page legal filing only obtained by the Daily Mail—a rather different picture is painted from list star. And this portrayal of William Bradley Pitt isn’t pretty at all. Pitt, 59, is described in court as a “bully” who acted emotionally, irrationally, and “ultimately illegal” over the bond he married Angelina Jolie. He is said to have waged a lengthy curb campaign to prevent his ex-wife Angelina Jolie and former investment firm Nouvel, profits and a say in the running of their wine business based on the former French hideaway Chateau Miraval. It is tempting to describe this conflict as — centering, — grape sour grapes. But the harvest is too bitter for that. — At least “US$” for the incendiary document aimed at taking $350 million from Pitt through compensation for a dispute, marriage dotted with personal details about the man and him. It’s not a character assassination, but what has been said by the lawyers who acted for Nouvel, formerly owned by Jolie, is deeply damaging. It was founded by Nouvel Jolie but was sold to a subsidiary of the Stoli Group in October 2021. Jolie is said by Nouvel’s lawyers to sell the business because she was “disturbing” in selling alcohol, after the drunken queue on a private plane that ended their marriage in 2016. The filing alleges that her six children were so traumatized by that incident on her plane—which is fully disclosed, the riveting detail—that I haven’t been able to go back to Chateau Miraval since. The documents allege that Pitt ran a “gas lighting” campaign, which indicates that the brand’s was damaged due to his relationship with Stoli’s Yuri Shefler, who bought Jolie’s share. In fact, the risk of brand damage comes from Pitt’s own tarnished , say Nouvel’s lawyers. Pitt is openly invited to look in the “mirror”. The ghost of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, infamous in prison for rape and sexual misconduct — has been summoned. Even attempts to help Hurricane Katrina victims by building houses are ridiculed. Camera Icon shows Chateau Miraval, aerial view taken on May 31, 2008 in Le Val, southeast of France. MICHEL GANGNE AFP Pitt is accused of using a deal with Jolie as “leverage” on the asset and terms “poison pill” custody battles. The filing also noted that Chateau Miraval company failed repay the $40 million loan and Jolie “tried to sell company reach liquidity” — surprisingly given her long and successful career in Hollywood. Meanwhile, Pitt allegedly used the company as his “personal safe” and threw millions on “make-up projects.” More than €1 million was spent a swimming pool and another €1 million per year was spent a team of Croatian stonemasons working the walls the property. The document includes following allegations “Rec
