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But there were so many good times before the bad times. I guess I've never experienced it but I just don't get why they can't forgive each other and move on now that so much time has passed. |
he wanted to try couples counseling. He was not sober. He didn't mean anything he said on the plane |
he doesn't want to be 100% sober. It's his prerogative. He's obviously not getting married to a girl he's just using for PR. there's no warmth in their interactions. there's a video of him pushing her hand away curtly. Nothing like his other relationship |
You know this how? He himself said he can't do it in moderation. |
Well hes drinking now so he could be trying something new. Flea and Anthony drink/smoke in moderation |
Sounds fake |
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Now CNN is reporting on the lengthy divorce:
https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/20/entertainment/angelina-jolie-brad-pitt-divorce-key-moments/index.html Jolie's passive-aggressive digs at Pitt are absurd. She hopes he will "eventually want peace for the family too." Which apparently translates to he should never see the kids and should let her sale of half of Miraval to a hostile party stand. Basically making it clear her actions are punitive based on his lawsuits against her re: custody and Miraval. One interesting tidbit. The NDAs apparently could result in unsealing lots of info about their personal business. If he wants this to happen, could be revealing. |
Repeated nonsense. That's not even an interesting tidbit since it's exactly what her lawyer said. |
But if Pitt wants it, doesn't that suggest there will be plenty of info about her alienation efforts? In April, Pitt filed a motion requesting Jolie produce years worth of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), according to a legal filing obtained by CNN. The court granted Pitt’s motion in May and set a deadline for Jolie to submit the NDAs by mid-July, according to the order, obtained by CNN. These NDAs have become the center of the Miraval case, which in itself has felt like “an extension of their divorce,” according to Jacobi-Parisi, who clarified that the Miraval case and the divorce are technically separate court actions. Jacobi-Parisi added: “Under the Miraval court action, [the NDAs] can then bring up and dredge up all of the information that was probably sealed in their divorce.” |
Her lawyer said it would open doors for them to call NDA's about the plane and abuse. He was right as many people have said it was going to backfire. |
She’s an aggressor, but she acts like a perpetual victim. She’s martyred herself; in her mind, she can do no wrong. Their legal battles have been over her actions. Her need for sole custody. Apparently, she thinks it’s wrong for a father to fight to see his kids. And her sale of Miraval behind his back to a hostile third party. Apparently, Brad should just let her violate their contact and saddle him with a terrible business partner. She’s the one who won’t let the family have peace or healing. She’s the one dragging her endless abuse allegations into a contract dispute. Apparently, she can’t defend her actions on the merits, so she sees her best chance as dragging this case into the mud with her ever-evolving allegations. She’s a nasty piece of work. |
There is a hearing scheduled for August on her request for material from Pitt in regards to her abuse allegations. There is no way to determine how the judge will rule on her motion. Brad will argue that the information isn’t relevant to the case. |
She most definitely signed the NDA's about the plane too. As said, it will and has backfired |
She’s not requesting NDAs. She’s requesting his communications with law enforcement agencies regarding her allegations and his communications with his friends/lawyers/business partners regarding her allegations. If you read her motion, she is asking for a lot of intrusive information. It’s basically a fishing expedition for her obsession with the plane incident that she can’t move on from, like how she filed her FOIA lawsuit requesting information. |
When you repeat the same things stuff it's easy to tell you're replying to yourself. |