A recent Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie report is claiming to have some sort of exclusive insight into what is currently going on in the mind of the “Fight Club” actor. Specifically, the story has to do with how he is feeling with regards to how long it is taking for his divorce proceedings to finish. As things stand, it would be safe to assume that the publication making the claim is lying.
As Gossip Cop reports, this Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie story is yet another evil concoction by HollywoodLife, which has become famous for printing out false stories. The tabloid magazine is basically making the case that it has an inside source that then has access to the “Troy” star’s innermost thoughts. This is how the tipster is supposedly able to make claims about how the actor is “annoyed” with his former wife.
The supposed source is quoted in saying that the actor sees the mother of his children as being “difficult and won’t compromise on anything.” Another claim made also has to do with matters of finances, with the Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie divorce supposedly costing the actor “time, energy, and lawyer fees.”
As is often the case with Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie stories or indeed, any story that comes out of this publication, it’s worth taking it with a block of salt. That block can then act as a means of smashing whatever device readers are using to browse the story with. The whole thing is basically made up and is exactly the kind of report that this particular publication is known for making.
Simply put, there is no substance to this Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie gossip. There is no insider giving the publication any inside scoop with regards to how the actor is feeling. In fact, most of the supposed sources that the magazine quotes are more than likely fictional.


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