Angelina Jolie is reportedly planning something and this is not good news for Brad Pitt. Allegedly, the “Maleficent” actress is plotting revenge and she would do this by appearing on TV interviews and ratting her ex-husband out.
The actress is said to be not happy with the outcome of their child custody battle that ended with Brad Pitt being granted the joint physical and legal custody of their six children. Heat magazine reported that although Angelina Jolie signed the settlement, she was infuriated by the settlement terms.
The tabloid alleged that to get back at Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie wants to ridicule him without being so obvious. The method she was to give interviews on live TV and reveal her ex-husband’s bad sides especially his struggles with drug addiction.
“Angelina is sick to death of the way she’s been demonized, and she’s more than ready to fight back,” the insider supposedly told Heat. “Part of their settlement includes a clause preventing her from directly publicly trashing him but Angie is smart enough to find a way around that.”
It was further alleged that Angelina Jolie will expose Brad Pitt’s strategy to mask his substance abuse – by “promoting charities that support causes such as single moms dealing with alcoholic dads.”
Now, Gossip Cop stated that it is not true that Angelina Jolie wants revenge because the child custody agreement made her livid. The publication can confirm this as it has a friend who is also close to the actress. This person said that Brad Pitt’s ex-wife is not planning to belittle her ex-husband on TV.
In fact, many news outlets reported that Angelina Jolie is actually happy that their child custody battle is finally over. She is also said to be pleased with the settlement because it will help her kids to be emotionally and physically healthy.


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