Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie On The Brink Of Divorce; Actor 'Desperately' Trying To Save Marriage
Brad Pitt and Angeliina Jolie may be divorcing soon even with the actor's efforts to regain the spark in their marriage.
In the recent rumors mentioned in IB Times, a source said that the World War Z actor is trying to please his wife by bringing her to an exotic vacation in Southeast Asia which, unfortunately, ended up as a disaster.
"He hoped that he and Angie could reignite the spark between them, but all they did was scream at each other. Angie even humiliated Brad by telling him she's no longer attracted to him because he looks fat, bloated and old. It got so bad at one point that Angie bolted and ran off!" the source said.
Brad did not lose hope on the first attempt and tried another strategy so that they can have quality time with their six kids. This time, he brought and pampered them in Thailand.
"Despite a luxurious holiday that cost $1 million, Brad and Angie are worse off than ever. The vacation solidified the belief that their marriage is beyond repair. A divorce is definitely coming this year."
It was said that the connection between the A-list couple started to waned when Brad caught Anjie flirting with one of their crew during the filming of First You Killed My Father. Photos of the flirting incident also got viral which prompted the actor to immediately fly to Thailand and confront his wife about the issue, Radar reported.
Since then, their relationship was never the same.
"Brad was ready to fly back to Los Angeles and file divorce papers. But a few friends and his parents begged him to make one last try to save the marriage," the source said.
Meanwhile, the Pitts have recently made headlines when they helped the impoverished Shoun family with thirteen children at the slum district of Mundal Bai in the town of Siem Reap, according to New York Daily News.
Siblings Shiloh and Zahara are said to have donated $200 worth of new clothes while Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie bought two new bikes for the family.
