Brad Pitt has reignited his legal battle with ex-wife Angelina Jolie, filing a new lawsuit over the sale of their shared French winery, Château Miraval. The ongoing dispute centers on Jolie’s 2021 decision to sell her stake in the property, a move Pitt’s legal team claims was made without proper consultation or agreement. According to documents recently submitted in court, Pitt’s representatives have presented new evidence, including communications between Jolie’s team and third parties involved in the transaction, to clarify how the sale took place.

The couple originally purchased Château Miraval during their marriage, transforming it into both a home and a thriving vineyard business. However, after their separation, control and ownership of the estate became a key point of contention. Pitt’s latest filing seeks to challenge the legitimacy of Jolie’s sale and ensure that contractual obligations tied to the property were properly respected.

Reports suggest the new legal documents could significantly affect the case’s direction, as they allegedly shed light on whether Jolie’s decision breached previous agreements. The court will now review the filings to determine the validity of the claims and whether Pitt’s rights as a co-owner were violated.

Château Miraval, located in the south of France, has long been symbolic of the couple’s once high-profile partnership and has now become a focal point of their complex legal separation. Both actors continue to pursue their respective claims, with further hearings expected in the coming months. The case remains one of Hollywood’s most closely watched legal battles, intertwining personal history, business interests, and questions of ownership.