For eight long years, Hollywood stars Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have been locked in a bitter divorce battle. Finally, on Monday, they reached a settlement, according to Jolie's lawyer. The agreement, which still needs a judge's approval, ends the fight over their marital and property rights. However, it doesn't solve all their issues. They still need to sort out the custody of their minor children and the fate of their French winery, Chateau Miraval. The former couple, who married in 2014 and have six kids, initially appeared to be a perfect match. But things turned ugly when Jolie filed for divorce in 2016, alleging that Pitt had abused her and their children during a private jet flight. Since then, their legal battle has been a rollercoaster, with accusations and counter-accusations flying back and forth.

When Jolie decided to end their marriage, she and the kids moved out of their shared homes. She focused on healing and finding peace for their family. The settlement is just one step in this long process. The details of their divorce have mostly been kept private, thanks to the use of a private judge. However, some information has come to light through their separate legal dispute over the winery. In 2022, Jolie shared details of the 2016 plane incident that led to her filing for divorce. She alleged that Pitt had physically attacked her and their children. Pitt's representative, however, denied these claims, saying Jolie's story keeps changing.

It's important to note that even though they've reached a settlement, the divorce isn't fully resolved. The custody of their minor children and the issue of their winery are still unresolved.

Brad & Angelina: Divorce Settled, But Not Over Yet

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