In the midst of a tumultuous divorce battle with Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt boldly declared his indifference to the narrative surrounding him, confident that history would judge him favorably.
The union of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, better known as Brangelina, has been a captivating spectacle for years. Beginning with a scandalous inception, where Pitt was still married to Jennifer Aniston, their highs and lows became the focus of public fascination. The highly publicized divorce in 2016, after over a decade of togetherness, left the couple with 50/50 custody of their six children.
Despite their status as the 'It Couple' for a decade, the conclusion of Angie and Brad's relationship was far from amicable. Amidst divorce proceedings, Jolie accused Pitt of drunkenly assaulting her and their children during a flight—a claim he vehemently denied, though not before his reputation suffered.
In an interview with GQ, Brad Pitt addressed the narrative surrounding him post-divorce, quoting Winston Churchill with the conviction that "history will be kind to me." Unfazed by the public narrative, Pitt asserted his confidence in his legacy, stating, "I know the people who love me know me. And that’s enough for me."
Brad Pitt, an acclaimed actor in Hollywood, continues to shine with noteworthy performances in films like "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" (2019), "Bullet Train" (2022), and "Babylon" (2022). Upcoming projects include "Beetlejuice 2," "Wolves," and an untitled Joseph Kosinski film.
On the other hand, Angelina Jolie expressed a desire to distance herself from Hollywood, emphasizing a longing to settle down, possibly in Cambodia. Reflecting on the aftermath of her divorce, she stated, "Hollywood is not a healthy place for me." Jolie also confirmed her single status, highlighting her children as her companions and expressing a lack of interest in dating.
