Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt Married: Did The Couple Go On A 'Make-Or-Break' Vacation To Save Their Marriage? [VIDEO]
Are famous celebrities and semi-newlyweds, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, heading toward a divorce?
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On Sunday, Franchise Herald mentioned that there are a few new reports saying the couple could be headed to Splitsville.
The two have been together for nearly a decade, but have only been married seven months. Could tying the knot have changed their relationship?
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According to the report, the newest reason they could be splitting is because of stress. The two have allegedly been facing "months of tension and arguments."
To help salvage the marriage, the two apparently went on a secret trip last month.
"Brad and Angelina went on a make-or-break vacay to Crested Butte, Colorado, in February," a source said. "They thought the getaway could be an antidote to all the problems and stress of the past few months."
But apparently the stress could be coming from their careers. Neither had their films- Unbroken and Fury- received any recognition at the Oscars.
The couple also seems to be on different pages when it comes to parenting.
One argument between the two is whether they should let their kids go to public school. Jolie is a fan on non-traditional education while her husband is siding with the kids.
"He thinks they're missing out on the social experience of school," the source said.
The children don't have a sense of normalcy as they are constantly traveling with their celebrity parents and it's thought that attending public school could give them that.
There are still questions on logistics like which city the children would attend school in and how it would work with two full-time working parents.
This isn't the first time the couple has disagreed on a parenting choice though. Dandy Magazine shared an interview with the actress who explored her new life as a married woman and how she and her husband share their parenting responsibilities.
When asked whether the kids would be allowed to get tattoos one day, she said: "I don't see how I'll be able to stop them later on. They only need to look at me to know that I've very few arguments to dissuade them. Brad, he's much firmer on the question: It's 'nyet'!"
