Developments in the Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt divorce appear to be proceeding, even if there have been bumps on the road. Among the most recent noteworthy events appear to be the original “Tomb Raider” actress reportedly handing over her financial information to her estranged husband’s lawyers. Speaking of the “Fight Club” actor, recent reports suggest that he fears his former lover poisoning the minds of their children against him.
In a report by The Blast, it would appear that the Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt divorce might be close to a conclusion with the actress handing over her financial information to her ex-husband’s legal team. If this is true, this would be an important step in finalizing the finer details of the divorce and could finally put an end to the enmity between them.
With the end of the divorce proceedings, there is the hope that it would also end the Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt war that has been going on for some time. Reports of the “Maleficent” star attempting to destroy her former hubby’s public image have been rampant, and this has not done the pair any favors. The worst part is how the issue has been affecting their children.
Speaking of the Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt kids, the “Troy” star has reportedly been worried that his ex-wife will use the holidays to poison his young ones against him. In a piece by RadarOnline, the report suggests that the actress is getting ready to supposedly muddy the waters. This comes on the heels of her attorney Joseph Mannis notifying the court that he will be gone for the holidays.
With this being the case, it was requested that no Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt court hearings should take place. It would seem that this is being taken as a ploy to keep the kids away from their father. None of these details have been confirmed, however, and neither party has released statements on the matter.


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