Brad Pitt Links Drinking Struggles to Angelina Jolie Marriage
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‘Brad Pitt never had a drinking problem; he had an Angelina Jolie problem’: Report reveals what changed after his marriage to the 'Maleficent' star
Brad Pitt graced the premiere of his film 'Heart of the Beast' in Franklin, Tennessee, creating a sense of community engagement. This event took place amidst ongoing conversations about his quest for personal privacy and his struggles with sobriety. Amidst all, he's believed to be in a harmonious relationship with jewellery designer Ines de Ramon. Meanwhile, discussions about the aftermath of his divorce from Angelina Jolie continue to linger.
Brad Pitt Pal Dismisses Concerns About Actor Drinking Again And Claims He Only Had An 'Angelina Problem'
Brad Pitt has reportedly been enjoying the occasional drink again after a seven-year abstinence from alcohol, but one source isn’t […] The Brad Pitt Pal Dismisses Concerns About Actor Drinking Again And Claims He Only Had An ‘Angelina Problem’ first appeared on The Blast
Brad Pitt went back to drinking after seven years of sobriety, and a nearby source quotes Angelina Jolie as she talks about her relationship with alcohol.
Actor Brad Pitt again drank after seven years of sobriety, a decision that caused surprise among netizens. Hollywood star abandoned alcohol after finishing with Angelina Jolie, coming to attend meetings of the Alcoholic Anonymous for up to a year. But the problem, it seems, had never been the drink — but with his former companion, as revealed by a source close to the star.
Brad Pitt (62) has had enough of Hollywood. So much so that he didn't even want to celebrate the premiere of his new film "Heart of the Best" in Los Angeles, but instead travelled to Tennessee, to the humble Franklin. Like an insider told The Sun, he wanted to celebrate the film with "normal people". The past years had been very exhausting for him after the divorce dispute with Angelina Jolie (51) became public. Especially the fact that his chil…
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