B. Pitt vs. A. Jolie, who divorced last year, is still in a $5.5 billion lawsuit over a winery.

The trial over the sale of Brad Pitt (61) and his ex-wife Angelina Jolie (50)’s holdings in a French winery they jointly owned has been protracted and appears to be bogged down.

The two may run into each other in London, and a “causal battle” between the two that will continue even after their divorce has emerged.

Pitt had filed a lawsuit against Jolie for selling her stake in a winery (wine manufacturing company) located in Chateau Miraval in France without her permission, but at a recent trial, it was learned that Pitt’s claim for damages from Jolie’s side amounted to 35 million dollars (about 5.486 billion yen), causing new ripples. The case is now making headlines.

People magazine reported that the information was revealed from court documents detailing the exchange of e-mails between the two parties’ representatives.

According to previous reports in the U.S. media, Pitt and Jolie purchased a winery in Chateau Miraval in Provence, France for approximately $60 million (approximately 10 billion yen) in 2011 while they were dating. They were married in ’12 in a church in an old castle on the grounds of Chateau Miraval, and became the Hollywood power couple of the “wedding of the century. The couple married in 2012 in a church in the ancient castle on the grounds of Chateau Miraval, and it became the “wedding of the century” for the Hollywood power couple.

A few years later, however, things changed.

In 2004, Jolie filed for divorce, alleging that Pitt had drunkenly assaulted their eldest son, Maddox, on a private jet returning to the United States from London with the family. He then sold his own shareholding, 50% of the winery. Pitt sued Jolie for damages, claiming that her unauthorized sale made it difficult for him to operate the winery, and the legal battle continues.

Pitt sued Jolly in 2010. At the trial

Pitt sued Jolie in 2010, claiming that she had violated a prior agreement not to sell her interest in the winery without their consent.

The two owned 50% each of the winery, but Jolly sold his share to Tenuto del Mondo, the wine division of the Stoli Group, a Luxembourg-based global producer and distributor of wines, spirits, and other products,

“This has caused damage to the ongoing operation of the winery.

Jolly, on the other hand, claims that the sale of the winery to Tenuto del Mondo, the wine division of the Stoli Group, “caused damage to the ongoing operation of the winery.

In response, Jolly claims that he proposed to sell his shareholding in the winery to Pitt, but sold it to ‘Tenuto del Mondo’ because Pitt required him to sign an extensive nondisclosure agreement (NDA). The NDA agreement specifically accused Pitt of prohibiting him from publicly speaking out on the issue of his alleged violence against Jolie and Maddox, among others, while traveling on a private jet in ’16.

Pitt, on the other hand, countered that the NDA was a standard business safeguard related to the winery and its sale. The sale of stock to a third party was

“a revengeful attempt by Jolie against Pitt during the divorce and custody battle.

The company refutes this claim.

Jolie’s lawyer, Paul Murphy, told the Daily Mail,

[The lawsuit] proves once again that Mr. Pitt has been harassing and trying to control Angelina Jolie for years. We hope to make this clear at the upcoming hearings.

He said. The two sides are in direct conflict and appear to be in a quagmire. The next court hearing is scheduled for December 17.

In the meantime, there is another “feud” that is also being discussed. According to RadarOnline, the exes are thinking of moving to London at the same time,

A source who knows the couple said, “Pitt and Jolie may run into each other in London. She is still in a lot of pain from the divorce. She is still in a lot of pain from her divorce and is not ready to forgive him,” a source close to the couple told the site.

She is still in a lot of pain from her divorce and has not forgiven him,” she told the website.

A Hollywood insider said of the feud between the two.

The verbal abuse and violence against Pitt’s eldest son Maddox and Jolie, which is said to have occurred on a private jet in ’16, caused a decisive rupture in the honeymoon relationship between the two. This may still be lingering in the air today,” he points out.

He points out, “I think it is still lingering in the air.

They have six children, Maddox (24), Pax (21), Zahara (20), Shiloh (19), and twins Vivienne and Knox (17), whom Jolie has raised since filing for divorce and separation in 2004.

Maddox is on Jolie’s side, and Pax hates Pitt, too. Since around two years ago, Zahara, Shilo, and Vivienne’s three daughters have dropped the Pitt surname. In the custody battle, Jolie has de facto sole custody of the children.

Pitt is currently living with Inez de Ramon, vice president of Los Angeles-based jewelry brand Anita Coe, and is said to be considering marriage in the future.

Jolie, on the other hand, was rumored to have dated rapper and political activist Akala in Venice, Italy, last August when they were spotted coming out of a hotel, but no further developments have been seen since then.

The super couple’s marriage and divorce have continued to make headlines in the U.S. media, but just when it seems like their divorce is finalized, they are still in court over a winery, and their “complicated love-hate drama” has taken an unusual turn in Hollywood.

In any case, it will be interesting to see how their “5.5 billion yen trial” will end.