You thought it was all done and dusted between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt following the divorce settlement? Wait, there's a whopping $62 million dispute still on, here are the details

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie still have a $62 million dispute to resolve. On Monday, December 30, eight years after the Maleficent actress filed for divorce, the couple formally called it quits on their union.

They are still at odds, though, over the French chateau and vineyard they used to jointly own. In 2011, the couple purchased Château Miraval, which was estimated to be worth $164 million.

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The Fight Club actor accused his ex-wife of selling her $62 million share in the winery to the Stoli Group without his permission, and now they are involved in a sour legal dispute.

Angelina reportedly sold her stake to a third party after first expressing interest in selling her share to Brad when the couple split up.

They had previously decided not to sell their shares to anybody else, according to Brad. When Brad refused to purchase her shares until she signed an NDA, Angelina retorted that he had renegotiated the terms of the prior agreement. This, she claimed, was an attempt to hide his alleged mistreatment of her and their kids. Brad has vehemently refuted these claims.

Could this dispute ever be resolved peacefully?

In June 2023, his legal team claimed it was actually Angelina who initially requested an extensive NDA. The case is set to go to trial following a ruling by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge last month, which rejected Angelina's bid to dismiss it.

Angelina's lawyer, Paul Murphy, has previously told Page Six that Brad has control of all the properties the couple shared and the business, but still he is suing Angelina for $67 million plus punitive damages.

FAQs

What exactly is the $62 million dispute between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie about?
The dispute concerns their French estate, Château Miraval.Brad claims Angelina sold her share without consent, violating an alleged agreement not to sell to third parties.

Why is the Château Miraval case going to trial?
A court upheld Brad’s claims of interference after rejecting Angelina's bid to dismiss the case. Allegations of breached agreements and misconduct remain contentious issues.