FBI documents linked to 2016 ‘Brangelina’ fight aboard private jet released

An FBI report related to the “Brangelina” feud that led to the couple’s 2016 divorce revealed that Brad Pitt beat up his son Maddox and told his then-wife Angelina Jolie that he was “ruining the family” on a private jet, adding that one: one of the children “looked like a son of King Columbia.”

The FBI documents, which have not yet been released, were obtained by various media outlets on Tuesday. In the report, Jolie told authorities that Pitt was drunk and threatened her and her six children several times during a private flight from France to Los Angeles International Airport on September 14, 2016. people.

It was also the same flight on which Jolie reportedly suffered injuries in a physical altercation and gave the officer “a photo of her elbow to prove it”.

Pete denies all of his ex-wife’s allegations. The 47-year-old “Maleficient” actress asked the FBI to release the documents under the anonymous name “Jane Doe” after filing a Freedom of Information Act application in April.

In a final investigative report, the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services concluded that Peet, who previously admitted to having an alcohol problem, had not physically harmed any of his children. Pitt was also cleared of any wrongdoing by the FBI.

Four days later, on September 19, Jolie filed for divorce from actor The Inglorious Bastard. Since then, the former couple has been involved in a custody battle for their children.

Jolie had full custody until May 2021, when a California judge awarded Pitt joint custody, more than four and a half years after the trial began.

However, in July, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge John Underkirk was removed from the case amid concerns about his impartiality because he did not sufficiently disclose business relationships with Pitt’s attorneys.

This led to changes to the custody agreement, returning to terms previously agreed in November 2018, where Jolie has full custody and Pitt has “custody time” with the children.