After nearly a decade of disputes following their split, Hollywood star Brad Pitt is said to be prepared to move toward resolution in his long-running legal conflict with ex-wife Angelina Jolie. The two actors have been engaged in one of Hollywood’s most closely watched feuds for years, centering on multiple legal battles including property and business disagreements.
The reports suggest Pitt is considering bringing the protracted feud to a close after a series of court battles and public setbacks. Much of the conflict has revolved around the ownership and sale of their former shared estate and winery in France, Château Miraval — a matter that has repeatedly landed both sides in court since their divorce proceedings began.
In late 2025, Pitt’s legal team scored a notable victory when a judge ordered Jolie to hand over private messages that her lawyers had previously resisted disclosing. That ruling marked a significant moment in the dispute over the winery, with courts agreeing those communications could be relevant to the claims at issue.
The extended legal drama has followed years of personal and professional headlines for the former couple, who were once among Hollywood’s most celebrated partnerships before their split in 2016. While some details of their divorce and related disputes have been resolved over time, other aspects have lingered in litigation and negotiation.
Sources close to both sides say that Pitt’s willingness to consider an end to the drawn-out conflict reflects recognition of how long the matter has consumed both parties’ energy and resources. There is no formal agreement yet, and it remains unclear what terms, if any, either side is prepared to accept to fully close the chapter.
