Angelina Jolie Fires Back: Brad Pitt Terrified That His Dark Secrets Will Come Out In Public [RUMOR]
Angelina Jolie storms out at Brad Pitt as she claimed that she is not actually the one damaging the kids but her ex-husband. Jolie filed new court documents in supplementation to Pitt's request of sealing the court proceedings that pertain to their child custody battle.
Hollywood Life reported that Angelina and her lawyer Laura Wasser filed new documents in court in relation to sealing the legal proceedings. With this, it seems like Jolie agreed with her ex-husband over one thing and that is to seal the court documents.
The report further added that Angelina Jolie is amenable with Brad Pitt's request to keep the legal proceedings from the public's eye as this will put a risk to the privacy of their six children. However, even if she agrees with her ex-husband over this thing, she fired back at him.
It can be recalled, as per This Is Insider, that Brad claimed that Jolie is actually causing irreparable damage to the kids by exposing these documents to the public but Jolie had something to tell. The actress said that it's Brad who actually causes damage to their six children and not her.
Further, Jolie claimed that Brad's accusation at her is his way of covering up his dark secrets that have something to do with the health of the family along with the welfare of their kids. Brad Pitt is acting like he's hiding something he's horrified people to discover.
Brad is terribly afraid that if these court documents will not be sealed, his secrets will be made known to the public. Though it is not clear what are these secrets or truths that Angie is referring to, she is like giving hints that these pertain to the allegation that Pitt has been abusive to the kids.
Angelina Jolie filed for divorce from Brad Pitt last September of 2016 and until now, the ex-couple are engaging into a very nasty court battle. Brad and Angie currently have temporary child custody in place which gives the actress the sole custody while Pitt is only allowed for supervised visits.
