Brad Pitt, who lost a legal battle against ex-wife in his overly emotional war over Chateau Miraval winery, is reportedly still depressed after his break-up with Jolie.
Sources close to Jolie told Page Six that Pitt was still disappointed after his break-up with the actress.
"Any rational person would be happy [to be a partner in his business] for Stoli," the sources said.
The pair took control of the famed Rose Company in 2008 when they moved into the chateau sitting on their Provencal Vineyard, and Pitt has been toiling on the breathtaking buildings and grounds ever since.
"He has a high level of marketing and distribution. He can't look away from his hatred for Jolie."
“The best way to maintain value for [their children] is for the parents to maintain full ownership of this increasingly valuable and expanding asset,” the sources said.
But Jolie sold her stake to wine giant Stoli – setting up a Byzantine web of lawsuits between Pitt, Jolie, their respective businesses and various business partners in the US, France and Luxembourg.
A Los Angeles judge has denied a request by Brad Pitt's team to refuse to share business documents and correspondence with Angelina Jolie's lawyers. It's another round in a long battle over the former power couple's never-ending divorce and ownership of Chateau Miraval Winery.
The pair took control of the company, best known for their fasts, when they moved to the main villa in 2008. The couple were married in 2014, located in Corrence, France, about an hour east of Aix-en-Provence.