Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie Latest Updates: Actor 'Sick' About His Wife's Drastic Weight Drop

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's marriage is attacked with rumors again as the 51-year old actor is said to be very concerned with his wife's drastic weight drop and would want to take control over her lifestyle.

 In a report by Parent Herald, sources said that Brad wants to make the 39-year old actress regain his weight by bringing her to Dubai while he is at work on his new film, "War Machine."

"Brad is planning to bring Angie with him to Abu Dhabi and help her get healthy," sources said.

Further, the actor intends to hire dietician, doctors and even 'a private chef' who can make sure that the actress is eating healthy.

Angie's eating habits reportedly went bad as she 'smokes like a chimney' and has caused the suppression of hunger pangs and cravings.

"She is slowly killing herself, but she is in total denial about it. The weight is falling off her at an alarming rate and the saddest part is that she thinks it is totally normal. Eating is her last priority-she is consumed with work, and still smokes like a chimney, which suppresses her appetite even more," a source originally from Celebrity Laundry said.

To date, the actress who stands 1.69 meters tall weighs 83 kgs and is reported to wear children's clothes as her previous clothes do not fit her anymore.

Gossip Cop, however, revoked the rumors saying that they are 'entirely not true.'

The tabloid also remembered of similar content published two years ago alleging Angie to be 'wasting away.

However, since then, the actress is doing fine and has moved on with her life with Brad.

Meanwhile, another story originally from Celebrity Laundry as cited by K Drama Stars explaining Angie's weight drop.

The report said that Angie 'went hungry in solidarity' for other crew members who portrayed Japanese characters in her self-directed movie, Unbroken.

The characters intended to lose weight to accurately play their roles.

"Angelina also went hungry in solidarity. Angelina felt like she couldn't ask them to suffer for their art and for the historical accuracy of her film if she wasn't willing to as well," the source said.