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A former nanny who worked for the couple Angelina Jolie-Brad Pitt spoke of the "toxic" relationship of the two actors and made revelations about "the situation of tension in their home".
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were separated in 2016, but the divorce has not been completed. On December 4, they will again confront the court with a view to reaching a final agreement on the custody of children, as well as on the division of property and property.
The revelations of the former couple's employee, published in the book "Brangelina: The True Story of Brad Pitt and Angeline Jolie", launched in 2009 by Ian Halperin, could influence the decision of the judges, writes archynety.com.
The biographer returned to the nurse's statements in a recent interview. He said he met several members of the entourage of the former Jolie-Pitt couple, including the former employee, to document his book.
So, according to Ian Halperin, Bona would have told him that Angelina was still depressed and jealous: "She (non-bona) described me as an Angelina unable to control her emotions, depressed by repeated failures in her career and very jealous ".
"He could not bear Brad getting more money than she did and since he left home he suspected he was unfaithful," the biographer told the woman.
The author added that "the atmosphere was extremely toxic for children who often cried".
Chronicle of an unexpected divorce
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, together for 12 years and representing the most glorious couple in Hollywood, separated in September 2016. The actress filed for divorce "for the good of the family," demanding the custody of six adopted children – Maddox (16), Pax (14) and Zahara (12) – and three biologists – Shiloh (11) and twins Vivienne and Knox (9).
"It was simply the most difficult time, and now we are still trying to get back in, we are all doing our best to heal our family," Angelina Jolie said.
The actress also said that the relationship with Pitt had begun to deteriorate in the summer of 2016 when she had filmed in Cambodia "They killed my father". "Things have become ugly … I did not want to use that word … things have become difficult," said Jolie.
When asked if her lifestyle had left her mark on Pitt, an intense look in the foreign press, Jolie became defensive, as noted by the author of the newspaper. interview.
"Our way of life was by no means negative, it was not the problem, it is and will remain one of the wonderful opportunities we could offer our children (in reference to the many travels in the areas affected by poverty and war.) There are six very wise and powerful people, I am very proud of them.They were very brave.We all care about the events that made me want Children do not suffer because of divorce, they are cured (…) by some things that have happened, "said Jolie.
In fact, the problems appeared after Angelina accused Brad of not spending enough time with their six children.
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