Angelina Jolie has expanded her extensive tattoo collection with two mysterious inks on her middle fingers – which fans believe is a “f*** you” for ex-husband Brad Pitt.
The actress, 48, was quick to show off her large black tattoos that stretched the length of her middle fingers, shared by famed tattoo artist MR.K – but the actual body art was muzzled in no time – leaving fans speculated wildly.
Posting the photo, he wrote, “Still can’t believe I took her hand and tattooed her. Guess what she has on her palm?’
One fan joked ‘F***. Brad,” referring to the star’s bitter divorce battle with Pitt, 59, with whom she shares six children.
Another guessed, “Had A Brad Time,” while another typed, “F**k you.”
Oh wow: Angelina Jolie has added to her extensive tattoo collection two mysterious inks on her middle fingers – which fans think is a ‘f*** you’ for ex-husband Brad Pitt
Inked: The actress, 48, showed off her large black tattoos that stretched the length of her middle fingers in an instant, shared by famed tattoo artist MR.K – but the actual body art was muzzled in no time – leaving fans wildly speculated
Peace talks: Angelina filed for divorce from Brad in 2016 citing ‘irreconcilable differences’, and it was finalized in 2019; Seen in 2012
Her other tattoos include Bengal tiger, Khmer script, Quod Me Nutrit Me Destruit, a cross, geographic coordinates of her children, Yant ViHan Pha Chad Sada and an M.
The actress shares Pax, 19, Knox, 15, Shiloh, 17, Zahara, 18, and Maddox, 22, with Pitt.
Angelina filed for divorce in 2016 citing “irreconcilable differences” and it was finalized in 2019. The former couple are involved in a protracted custody battle with the actress seeking sole custody and Brad fighting for joint custody – with Brad winning joint custody in 2021.
Pit has Reportedly agreed to mediation with ex-wife Jolie about their vineyard dispute.
Documents filed last month show that both stars have agreed to mediation as an alternative method of dispute resolution over Chateau Miraval – rather than taking the matter to court.
Jolie has also said she is willing to participate in a settlement conference.
In addition, it can be revealed that Pitt has appointed a “provisional trustee” of Chateau Miraval in an attempt to resolve the war between himself and the Russians, to whom Jolie sold her share of the vineyard.
That transaction led to the current confusion.
Lol: One fan joked ‘F***. Brad” in reference to the star’s bitter divorce battle with Pitt, 60, with whom she shares six children
Something else? Other fans speculated about the mysterious inks
The move, at Pitt’s suggestion, is designed to protect the highly successful wine business he helped build, working with French winemakers Famille Perrin.
There will be an independent figure to assess the winery and how it is run and (it is hoped) eventually facilitate negotiations between Pitt and Nouvel – the investment company that sold his ex to Stoli boss Yuri Shefler.
In 2008, Pitt and Jolie purchased Chateau Miraval, a 1,300-acre estate in the south of France.
The couple even got married in the building in 2014.
In 2016, after an incident between Pitt, Jolie and their children while flying from France to California, Jolie filed for divorce.
Since then, there have been skirmishes over custody of the children and money.
As they were: In 2008, Pitt and Jolie purchased Chateau Miraval, a 1,300-acre estate in the south of France. The couple even got married on the property in 2014; Seen in 2015
New love: Brad is now in a relationship with Ines de Ramon, 30; She can be seen in March 2023 in New York
In April 2019, the divorce was “split” – a step that dissolves the marriage and allows other disputes to rage.
In 2022, Pitt initiated legal action against Jolie for selling her interest in Chateau Miravel to Russian oligarch Shefler. He had hoped to buy her out himself, and is now trying to reverse the sale.
Meanwhile, lawyers for Nouvel alleged two weeks ago that Pitt had “looted” the wine business and used it as his “personal coffers” for “vanity projects.” They are seeking damages of $350 million.