Brad Pitt bought a “haunted” villa for Angelina Jolie and her 6 children: plot to make his wife mentally unstable?

Brad Pitt was recently exposed by an actress to the secret behind buying a villa for his wife and 6 children. Accordingly, even though he knew that the villa was “haunted” and that the previous owner had panicked because of this villa, the actor still bought it for his wife and children to live in.

On March 28 (US time), TMZ reported that actor Brad Pitt successfully sold his villa worth about 40 million USD in Los Angeles. Brad Pitt lived here for nearly 3 decades. He bought it in 1994 and then moved in with 

In 1994, Brad Pitt spent $1.7 million to own a villa from actress Cassandra Peterson, also known as Elvira. The house was built in 1910 by an oil tycoon. This is also where musician Jimi Hendrix composed the song May This Be Love.

In a new interview, actress Elvira revealed that she had the house demolished in the 90s because it was horribly haunted. However, that turned out to be a popular attraction in Hollywood.

“My then-husband and I just wanted to warn Brad Pitt that there were a lot of strange things going on in the house since we moved in,” Peterson explained. “And he was very excited about it. He thought this That’s great.”

The singer also shared her experiences in the house, one time she heard strange noises on the stairs, one time she saw a ghost sitting downstairs in front of the fireplace, another time she saw it entering her bedroom. her and came back out. “We saw a person floating at the bottom of the pool, something like that,” Peterson added.

Cassandra Peterson admits that her story seems a bit far-fetched, but she is still alert to know the truth from the illusion. “I know that sounds exciting. I’m Elvira. I know you expect that from me, right? I’m not hallucinating, I’m not high and I can’t explain any of that,” she laughed but still affirm that it is true.

After that, more events happened that made Elvira’s mind unstable, to the point that she even called a priest to perform an exorcism in the house. While she struggled with all of this, Brad Pitt seemed excited. In addition to appreciating the creepy aspects of the estate, Peterson says Brad Pitt also loved the architecture, including the mahogany walls and copper ceilings.

Cassandra Peterson bought the house for a reported price of 1.7 million USD (more than 39 billion VND). At the time, Peterson said the developers considered demolishing it rather than trying to sell it.

After Brad Pitt bought it, he did some renovations and even bought lots nearby to install amenities like a swimming pool and skating rink. That is the house where he used to live with his ex-wife Angelina Jolie and their children. But now, the actor has sold this villa.

According to Vanity Fair, Brad Pitt and his ex-wife have agreed on custody of their children, but the two continue to dispute property. The focus of tension is the Chateau Miraval estate in France. Accordingly, Angelina Jolie accused her ex-husband of preventing her from intervening in this land.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie got married in France in August 2014 after nearly 10 years together and have 6 children together (both biological and adopted), including Maddox, Pax Thien, Zahara, Shiloh, twins Vivienne and Knox. .Jolie filed for divorce in September 2016 citing irreconcilable conflicts. The couple were declared legally single three years later. However, so far, the couple has not found a common voice in the child custody agreement. Angelina wants full custody of the children, while Brad Pitt wants joint custody.

During their 9 years together, they were symbols of success and happiness in Hollywood. In 2016, the couple announced their separation because Jolie accused Pitt of “physically impacting” Maddox on a flight. Star Troy was later declared innocent by the Los Angeles Department of Child and Family Protection.

Angelina Jolie wants to have custody of all 6 children and is willing to accept no subsidies and take care of them on her own. However, everything must be based on the children’s wishes, which adults’ wishes are not always satisfied.