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Brad Pitt Requests Private Messages Amid Angelina Jolie Legal Battle Over Winery
VAR, PROVENCE-ALPES-CÔTE D'AZUR, JUL 09 – Brad Pitt demands access to Angelina Jolie’s private messages amid claims she sold their winery stake without his consent, violating their agreement, court documents show.
- On June 30, 2025, Brad Pitt filed court documents seeking Angelina Jolie's private messages and to depose Alexey Oliynik over their dispute about Château Miraval.
- This legal action follows Pitt's 2022 lawsuit alleging Jolie sold her shares in the winery without his approval, violating their agreement not to sell without mutual consent.
- Jolie countersued accusing Pitt of waging a vindictive war, claiming she backed out of the deal due to his attempt to force her to sign an NDA over alleged abuse.
- Pitt's filing states Oliynik, a Stoli Group employee based in Switzerland, holds firsthand knowledge of the 2021 sale and has refused to comply with document requests or a deposition.
- This ongoing conflict involves countersuits accusing Pitt of mismanaging winery funds, and both parties preparing for a 15-day trial yet to be scheduled.
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Since 2016, nothing goes any further between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. It took them eight long years to sign a divorce agreement. Yet there remains one point of disagreement: Miraval Castle, a French wine estate of which they are co-owners. Brad Pitt counter-attack with new legal documents, as reported by People on Thursday, July 10, 2025.
Brad Pitt's aggressive legal move could expose Angelina Jolie's private messages
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's ongoing legal battle over Château Miraval vineyard intensified as Pitt filed a motion to access communications between Jolie and Stoli Group executive.
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