Brad Pitt chose to present his new GQ Photocall with his The Wolf co-star George Clooney at Château Miraval in Correns, France, the same 1,200-acre $164 million winery that is the subject of his three-year legal battle with ex Angelina Jolie.
The 60-year-old movie star and his second wife, 49, bought the winery together for $28.4 million in 2011, but he sued her in 2021 after she sold her ownership stake to the Stoli Group without his approval, prompting a countersuit.
Ironically, August 23 would have marked Brad and Angelina’s 10th wedding anniversary had they not filed for divorce in 2016, just two years after tying the knot at the 35-room estate that features a chapel, moat, ancient aqueducts, pond and fountains.
The Mediterranean cypress tree that grows at Château Miraval could be seen towering over Pitt and his 61-year-old co-star as they posed for Norwegian photographer Sølve Sundsbø for the haute couture shoot.
At one point, George’s second wife, Amal Alamuddin, arrives on set to congratulate the two-time Oscar winner on his “amazing” property: “The kids were like, ‘Is this all the same house? ‘”
Brad Pitt (right) chose to shoot his new GQ photo shoot with his Wolfsby co-star George Clooney (left) at Château Miraval in Correns, France, the same 1,200-acre $164 million winery that is the subject of his three-year legal battle with ex Angelina Jolie.
The 60-year-old movie star and his 49-year-old second wife (left, pictured in 2015) bought the winery together for $28.4 million in 2011, but he sued her in 2021 after she sold her ownership stake to the Stoli Group without his approval, prompting a countersuit.
At this, Brad replied to his seven-year-old twins, Alexander and Ella: “Do you guys like animals? We have a lot of animals there that need feeding (including donkeys, rabbits and mini horses).”
It turns out Clooney also purchased an 18th-century chateau on a 425-acre wine estate in Brignoles, located just nine minutes away, online in 2021, but has “never been there.”
Pitt and Jolie, formerly known as “Brangelina,” are likely to avoid crossing paths at the 81st Venice International Film Festival in Italy, where both have films premiering.
The Oklahoma native and two-time Oscar winner produced and starred as lone wolf problem solvers in Jon Watts’ thriller Wolfs, which screens September 1st at the festival.
Meanwhile, the Oscar-winning actress plays legendary opera singer Maria Callas in Pablo Larraín’s 1970s-set biopic Maria, which screens at the festival three days earlier, on August 29.
Last month, Angelina’s lawyer urged Brad will be dropping his lawsuit against Château Miraval so they can “end the fight and finally put his family on a clear path to healing.”
Jolie had initially offered to settle, but reportedly disagreed with the mandatory confidentiality agreement and backed out.
The former couple, who did not sign a prenuptial agreement, have yet to settle their divorce or custody arrangements for their only minor children, fraternal twins Vivienne and Knox, 16.
Ironically, August 23 would have marked Brad and Angelina’s 10th wedding anniversary had they not filed for divorce in 2016, just two years after tying the knot at the 35-room estate that features a chapel, moat, ancient aqueducts, pond and fountains (file photo from 2008)
The Mediterranean cypress tree that grows at Château Miraval could be seen towering over Pitt and his 61-year-old co-star as they posed for Norwegian photographer Sølve Sundsbø for the haute couture shoot.
At one point, George’s second wife, Amal Alamuddin (left, pictured last Wednesday), arrives at the photocall to congratulate the two-time Oscar winner on his “amazing” property: “The kids were like, ‘Is this all the same house? ‘”
At this, Brad replied to his seven-year-old twins, Alexander and Ella: “Do you guys like animals? We have a ton of animals there that need feeding (including donkeys, rabbits and mini horses).”
It turns out Clooney also purchased an 18th-century chateau on a 425-acre wine estate in Brignoles, located just nine minutes away, online in 2021, but has “never been there” (file photo from 2021)
Pitt and Jolie, formerly known as “Brangelina,” are likely to avoid crossing paths at the 81st Venice International Film Festival in Italy, where they both have films premiering.
The Oklahoma native and two-time Oscar winner produced and starred as lone wolf problem-solvers in Jon Watts’ thriller Wolfs, which screens at the festival on Sept. 1.
Meanwhile, the Oscar-winning actress plays legendary opera singer Maria Callas in Pablo Larraín’s 1970s-set biopic Maria, which screens at the festival three days earlier on August 29.
Last month, Angelina’s lawyer urged Brad to drop his lawsuit against Château Miraval so they could “end the fight and finally put their family on a clear path to healing” (file photo from 2008)
The former couple, who did not sign a prenuptial agreement, have yet to settle their divorce or custody arrangements for their only minor children, 16-year-old fraternal twins Vivienne (3-I) and Knox (I).
Five of Brad and Angelina’s six children appear to be estranged from him, including daughters Zahara, 19; Shiloh, 18; and Vivienne, who have publicly dropped the surname Pitt from their names.
Pitt reportedly got into a physical altercation with his son Maddox, 23, on board a private jet in 2016 and his son Pax, 20, called him a “world-class jerk” and a “despicable person” in an explosive Instagram rant revealed by DailyMail.com.
The Plan B Entertainment founder, who has since joined an all-male AA group in Los Angeles, met Jolie while playing a married couple on the set of the 2004 spy film Mr. & Mrs. Smith, leading to his 2005 divorce from Jennifer Aniston.
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