Brad Pitt’s current security guard and owner of SRS Global Security company – revealed that Angelina Jolie wants her children to avoid their father during Brad Pitt’s visits.
According to additional documents at the Los Angeles Superior Court on May 9, Angelina Jolie, 49 years old, was allowed to try to separate her six children and her ex-husband during the divorce process.
Tony Webb – former bodyguard of the Jolie-Pitt family since 2000, owner of the SRS Global security agency – claimed to have been fired by Jolie after two other security guards sided with Pitt in the custody battle.
Tony Webb accused Angelina’s assistant, Michael Vieira, of asking him to persuade two bodyguards who worked for Jolie through the company SRS Global Security not to testify during the hearing.
“I understand that Mr. Vieira is making this request on behalf of Ms. Jolie. I explained to him that I have no right to prevent them because they are independent tenants and not employees of SRS Global.” , Webb said.
“Mr. Vieira then told me that he was calling to remind those people that they had signed a non-disclosure agreement about Ms. Jolie and that I should remind them of that. He said if they testified in the custody case child, Ms. Jolie will sue them.”
He relayed the message, but the two bodyguards kept their original plan. Ross Foster, one of the security officers, said he intended to testify despite the NDA subpoenaing him.
According to the Daily Mail, silence agreements cannot be used to silence witnesses during proceedings. Webb said both bodyguards appeared in court for testimony, leading to Jolie terminating her contracts with SRS Global and Tony Webb.
Tony Webb started working for Angelina Jolie in 2000 and was a member of the actress and her family’s security team for two decades.
Tony said that because he was close to Jolie, after she broke up with Brad Pitt in 2016, he continued to provide security services for her and her children. By 2021, they stopped the contract because Jolie’s business director announced that this service was no longer necessary.
A few days after being fired, Tony Webb wrote to Jolie to thank her for giving him the opportunity to work for many years.
“I also wrote that it was sad that we had grown apart over the past few years and I knew she blamed me for what my independent contractors did. But since they were self-employed, I didn’t can control them or tell them what to do when they are not directly employed by SRS Global,” Tony said. This bodyguard revealed that Jolie responded briefly with a text message: “Take care. Forever. Angie.”
Even though Tony Webb stopped working for Jolie, he was still hired by Brad Pitt.
The testimony from the former bodyguard is the latest content related to the divorce lawsuit of the A-list star couple. Previously, the two continuously presented a lot of evidence incriminating each other in additional documents for the garden dispute. grapes in France. Brad Pitt accused Angelina Jolie of secretly selling the estate to a Russian tycoon without his consent.
In early April, Angelina Jolie accused Brad Pitt of abusing her before the 2016 airplane incident, using a confidentiality contract to “control” her, causing the star to “lose” finances. Brad Pitt responded that the NDA was just an excuse for his ex-wife to “legalize” the betrayal, asking Jolie to reveal her private agreement with her staff. The hearing will take place on May 16.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been dating since 2004, married in 2014. They have 6 children, including three adopted children, three biological children: Maddox 22 years old, Pax Thien 20 years old, Zahara 19 years old, Shiloh 17 years old and twins Vivienne and Knox, 15 years old.
In 2016, Angelina Jolie filed for divorce due to unresolved conflicts. They both won custody of their children, but Brad Pitt lost.
