Brad Pitt was “sick to his stomach” after ex-wife Angelina Jolie made shocking allegations against him, claiming he physically abused her and their children.
During their infamous 2016 plane fight, the Bullet Train actor insisted that he did not mistreat any of his six children or his former ladylove.
An insider told Us Weekly, “Brad is sick to his stomach that he’s been accused of this.” “He maintains [that] it’s all lies and that Angelina will go to any length to ruin his reputation.”
The source continued, “Angelina insists he did certainly do those things, the kids saw it. After all is said and done, “he and Angelina appear doomed to battle for the rest of their lives, or at least until the kids are grown up and there is nothing left for them to contest.”
The insider said of the couple, who are parents to Vivienne and Knox, 14, Maddox, 21, Pax, 18, Zahara, 17, and Shiloh, 16, as well as Pax, 18, and Zahara, 17, and Shiloh, 17.
The Maleficent star previously revealed fresh information regarding the purported altercation that occurred in midair back in 2016 and resulted in the dramatic split of one of Hollywood’s most adored couples.
Jolie claimed that the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood actor “choked one of the children and struck another in the face” in court documents obtained by Page Six.
Pitt allegedly “grabbed” Jolie “by the head and shook her,” and “at one point, he spilled beer on Jolie; at another, he threw beer and red wine on the children,” according to Jolie’s claims.
Pitt’s attorney responded to the charges by saying that the actor will not “own anything he didn’t do” and that he will address them in court.
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