Angelina Jolie Reportedly Advised Children to Limit Time With Brad Pitt, Claims Security Guard

In recent court documents obtained by a security guard who had previously worked for Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt alleges that Jolie urged their children to limit their interactions with Pitt during visits. This claim has emerged amidst the ongoing legal dispute between the former couple, particularly centred on their shared ownership of the French winery Chateau Miraval.

Tony Webb, the owner of a security company, submitted a statement to the L.A. Superior Court detailing his tenure working for Jolie. Although he states that he was dismissed by Jolie, he currently remains employed by Pitt. 

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In his lengthy statement, Webb mentions an incident involving Jolie’s assistant Michael Vieira, who allegedly contacted him in an attempt to dissuade two former bodyguards from testifying in Jolie and Pitt’s custody battle. This legal battle revolves around their children, several of whom have now reached adulthood.

According to Webb’s account, Vieira asked him to prevent these individuals from testifying, indicating potential efforts to influence the legal proceedings. These revelations add complexity to the already contentious custody dispute between Jolie and Pitt, with their legal teams also grappling with the disclosure of sealed documents related to the case.

In prior legal motions filed by Jolie’s attorneys, concerns were raised about the potential public exposure of sensitive information without proper nondisclosure agreements (NDA). These legal manoeuvres shed light on the intense legal manoeuvring surrounding the custody battle, which has been ongoing for several years.

Additionally, the court documents referenced an alleged incident preceding Jolie’s divorce filing in insinuating historical patterns of abuse. The documents suggest that this incident marked a significant escalation in Pitt’s behaviour, prompting Jolie to swiftly initiate divorce proceedings.

-Sushmita Sarkar