Truth About Angelina Jolie's 'Phone Call' To Jennifer Aniston About Brad Pitt
A new report claiming Angelina Jolie made a "nasty phone call" to Jennifer Aniston in order to warn her to stay away from Brad Pitt and her six kids was completely false. Gossip Cop debunked the NW magazine report Monday.
According to the report, Jolie did not want Aniston spending time with Pitt and the kids. She reportedly decided to call the "Friends" actress after learning Pitt and this kids were hanging out with her recently.
Jolie “isn’t happy about the boding that’s going on," an unreliable source told the magazine. "She called up Jen and told her to stay away from her family. Ange doesn’t want Jen playing stepmom to her children.”
Jolie provoked Aniston by telling her Pitt “doesn’t really love her” and was just using her “to get revenge for everything that’s happened in their custody battle," the source added.
The false report also claimed Jolie told the actress to steer clear of any Emmy Awards parties thrown by Netflix.
“If Jen does go, I reckon Ange will try to corner her and give her a piece of her mind,” the alleged tipster added. “Ange hates that everyone still roots for the golden couple Brad and Jen to be together while she’s forever painted as the villain. Their ongoing relationship is a huge stumbling block for Ange.”
However, these claims were completely false as it’s already been confirmed by the representatives of Pitt and Aniston that the duo have not spoken to each other in years. This proved any rumor about a reunion was false.
Since Jolie and Pitt's custody battle heated up, rumors about the actor's rekindled romance with his ex-wife surfaced. False reports also targeted Jolie and Pitt's children, with a recent one claiming Shiloh joined her father and Aniston on a romantic getaway in Italy.
Previous reports of a feud between Aniston and Jolie have also been debunked by Gossip Cop. Another report claiming Jolie was jealous of Aniston's Netflix movie opportunity was also false.
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