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What happened during Jolie, Pitt s plane flight?

Friday - May 5, 2017 8:02 am , Category : ENTERTAINMENT
 What happened during Jolie, Pitt s plane flight?
What happened during Jolie, Pitt s plane flight?

Los Angeles May 5 (IANS) Actress-filmmaker Angelina Jolie had reportedly planned to end her marriage to estranged husband and actor Brad Pitt months before they fought on an airplane following which the news of their divorce emerged.

New details of the flight that led to the couple s split have emerged. The Allied actor was drinking heavily over the course of a 12-hour journey from Nice France to Los Angeles on September 14 2016 reports usmagazine.com.

About an hour before touching down at Minnesota s Falls International Airport to refuel Jolie had asked Pitt to sober up.

It was reported before that workers at Minnesota Falls airport could hear arguing from the plane before the doors opened.

Pitt also drove around the tarmac in a fuel truck and at one point and backed up and crashed into another airport vehicle.

Once they got back in the jet things got worse and that s when the couple s son Maddox intervened his parents argument.

As the plane came in for a landing Jolie texted a travel coordinator to hire extra cars to ferry her and their six children to a hotel in an attempt to diffuse the situation with Pitt. She said they could talk about everything in the morning usmagazine.com quoted a source as saying.

But once they touched down in Los Angeles. the children piled into the cars Angie pointed them to and locked the doors while Pitt took a separate vehicle and travelled to an undisclosed location without his family the source claimed.

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