Angelina Jolie vs Brad Pitt: Actress calls French winery lawsuit 'frivolous, malicious' in new court filing

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"Pitt‘s allegations that he and Ms. Jolie had a secret, unwritten, unspoken contract to a consent right on the sale of their interests in the property is directly contrary to the written record and, among other legal defects, violative of the Statute of Frauds and public policy," the documents read. This point might affect the decision of this case largely since Pitt's claims would completely be wiped off.

According to Daily Mail, an email Jolie sent to ex-husband Pitt has publicly resurfaced. It focuses on the ownership of their Chateau Miraval winery. "It is the place we brought the twins home to, and where we were married over a plaque in my mother’s memory," Jolie said. "A place that held the promise of what could be and where I thought I would grow old. Even now impossible to write this without crying. I will treasure my memories of what it was a decade ago," she added.

The 'Eternals' actress claimed that she had written the email "not to get emotional" while outlining the reasons why she had chosen to sell her share of the winery. Jolie said that the winery "is also the place that marks the beginning of the end of our family - and a business that is centered around alcohol." Jolie added saying she had hoped the winery "somehow it could become something that held us together" but now saw how Pitt "really wanted [her] out and will most likely be pleased to receive this email."

The 'Changeling' actress said she saw "two ways forward" -- one would be an "outright sale" that she would support so she could "move away from this hard and painful chapter in our lives." She explained, "The alternative is a complete buyout of my share in the property and business by you, the Perrin family, or your associates. Either way, I believe we need to move forward in order to heal and focus on where our family comes together, and where we have positive associations. And to do so quickly."