Angelina Jolie is among the wealthiest members of Hollywood’s elite. Even the most solid state can be weakened by the endless legal battle she is fighting with her ex-husband, Brad Pitt.

It has been more than six years since her divorce proceedings began, and they are still far from over. All the while, the actress has to pay high legal fees. Furthermore, according to the actress, a significant part of her fortune is “connected”. Her money was invested in Château Miraval, which she once shared with Pitt. The former couple is still battling over the property.As a result, Jolie began experiencing financial difficulties, according to an insider. Besides cinema, she is looking for other ways to make extra money. According to the Daily Mail, this happened. Apparently, the actress has applied to the registration office for a new trademark. Among the products she intends to produce under this brand are jewelry, clothing, and even bedding.

Angelina’s situation, however, does not appear to be improving. According to reports, she was denied registration for Atelier Jolie, the brand she wanted to name. The brand of the same name already exists and belongs to another person – the New York artist Omania Jolie Abdou. Angelina’s plans will have to change now. Jolie has already attempted to create her own jewelry line in the past. She announced the creation of her own jewelry line more than ten years ago. The idea, however, did not bring her success at the time. Angelina, however, didn’t seem to be deterred. Her goal is to start over from scratch. Brad Pitt, who has also spent a lot on lawyers, was apparently not opposed to finding a new source of funding for his legal expenses over the years.

As a result, he recently decided to sell the Los Feliz house where he lived with Jolie and their children before the divorce. Despite the star’s exorbitant price request, the buyer was found quite quickly. Pitt has now replenished his bank accounts with as much as 40 million dollars. As a result, he will have enough money for legal expenses for many years to come.






