In a recent development, it has been reported that Angelina Jolie allegedly advised her six children with ex-husband Brad Pitt to minimize their interactions with him during custody visits.

New court documents obtained by People reveal that a security guard who previously worked for the former couple is set to provide testimony in their ongoing custody dispute.

Despite having signed non-disclosure agreements, their security personnel and housekeepers are prepared to testify against Jolie, who is 48 years old.

According to the court papers, two contractors who served as personal security for the renowned actress are likely to testify against Pitt.

Tony Webb, the owner of the security company, claimed he was terminated by Jolie after 20 years of service but continues to work for Pitt, aged 60.

In a surprising twist, Webb disclosed that he received a call from one of Jolie’s aides seeking assistance to prevent the two contractors from testifying against Pitt.

The aide went as far as threatening legal action against the individuals for breaching their NDAs.

Regardless, both contractors expressed their willingness to testify under a court subpoena, even if it meant violating the NDA.

Furthermore, Jolie’s aide may also testify about Jolie’s alleged instructions to their children regarding Pitt.

Responding to these claims, Jolie’s lawyer, Paul Murphy, released a statement denouncing Pitt’s efforts to conflate routine NDAs for security personnel and housekeepers with his demands for an expanded NDA to conceal his purported misconduct.

Murphy emphasized that Jolie’s sole aim amidst this tumultuous legal battle with Pitt is to achieve separation and well-being, fostering positive relationships among all family members, including Pitt.

He expressed Jolie’s anticipation for the day when Pitt can finally move on.

Conversely, Pitt’s legal team contends that Jolie employed NDAs against him by refusing to sign them concerning their joint French winery, Château Miraval, which Pitt sought to acquire full ownership of in 2021.

Jolie’s representatives had previously indicated that Pitt obstructed her attempts to sell her stake in the winery unless she agreed to an extensive NDA.

This recent development follows Jolie’s prior legal filings accusing Pitt of physical abuse towards her, dating back to an alleged incident on a plane in 2016.

It was purportedly the first instance of Pitt displaying physical aggression towards their children as well, prompting Jolie to file for divorce shortly thereafter.

Currently, Jolie and Pitt are embroiled in two separate legal disputes – one concerning their winery and the other revolving around the custody of their six children: Maddox, 22, Pax, 20, Zahara, 19, Shiloh, 17, and twins Knox and Vivienne, both aged 15.