For the past nine years, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have been embroiled in a bitter and complex legal battle over their shared French vineyard, Château Miraval.
Amid this high-profile dispute, Jolie is reportedly considering a tell-all interview and memoir, in which she plans to disclose intimate details about her marriage to Pitt.
According to a report by RadarOnline, the 50-year-old actress and director has warned, “If he keeps coming at me, I’ll go public. All of it.”
Sources close to Jolie claim she is weighing lucrative offers to share her side of the story — through either a book or a televised interview — which could reportedly earn her upwards of $50 million.
“She’s always valued her privacy, but Brad is draining her resources and leaving her legally cornered,” a source told RadarOnline. “If she reveals everything, it could permanently damage his reputation.”
The feud centres around Château Miraval, the French winery the former couple purchased during their marriage. Both owned a 50 per cent stake — Jolie through her company, Nouvel and Pitt through his, Mondo Bongo.
In 2022, Jolie sold her stake to Stoli Group, prompting Pitt to file a lawsuit alleging she had breached a mutual agreement not to sell without his approval. He is now demanding access to Jolie’s private correspondence with Stoli executive Alexey Oliynik.
Jolie’s camp claims Pitt had previously insisted she sign a non-disclosure agreement as a condition of selling her shares to him — a clause she reportedly refused.
“She’s urging him to move on and leave it behind. But if he won’t, she’s ready to reveal all the ugly details about their relationship — and that’s the threat that could finally push him to abandon this legal fight,” the source added.
Earlier this year, in January, Jolie officially responded in court to Pitt’s ongoing lawsuit, just weeks after the pair had settled their lengthy divorce proceedings.
Nouvel, her LLC, has since sued Pitt for $350 million, accusing him of misusing the winery’s assets. Court documents estimate Château Miraval’s value at around $500 million.
Pitt, for his part, claims he invested substantial time and money into transforming the estate into a profitable business, with the original intention of passing it on to their children.
Following Jolie’s decision to sell, Pitt’s team offered to purchase her stake for $55.4 million, including a lump sum of $46 million and the remainder paid in installments.
The case remains ongoing.