Actor Brad Pitt has filed a new legal motion against his former wife, Angelina Jolie, reigniting the long-running dispute over the sale of their jointly owned French winery, Château Miraval.
The conflict centres on Jolie’s 2021 sale of her stake in the Miraval wine business, a decision Pitt claims was made without his consent and in violation of their prior agreements. The latest filing includes fresh documents submitted by Pitt’s legal team, reportedly containing evidence of communications between Jolie’s representatives and the parties involved in the sale.
According to the filing, the documents aim to show the circumstances under which Jolie transferred her ownership stake, and to support Pitt’s argument that she proceeded without adequate consultation with him. Château Miraval, purchased by the couple during their marriage, was considered a significant shared asset and has remained at the heart of legal battles following their separation.
The 2021 sale of Jolie’s share has been a focal point of the ongoing dispute, with Pitt’s legal team contending that the transaction breached their mutual understanding regarding ownership and decision-making rights.
Details of the newly submitted communications have not been publicly disclosed, but legal experts note that the evidence could influence the direction of the case. The court will review the latest documents to determine whether the sale adhered to agreed terms and legal obligations between the former spouses.
The dispute over Château Miraval continues, with both sides maintaining competing claims over ownership rights and control of the winery. Further developments are expected as the case proceeds.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt married in 2014 after a decade-long relationship and separated in 2016.
