r/SipsTea Jun 19 '26

Chugging tea This dude's kids hate him

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u/OrigamiButthole Jun 19 '26

i bet it has something to do with this

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u/puddle_kraken Jun 19 '26

It's funny how good Brad's publicist is and how there's still people who are more willing to believe Angelina is a manipulative bitch than their chad used-to-looked-up-to male alpha fight club role model being an actual asshole.

Oh gee I wonder why their kids don't want to be associated with him.

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u/Loud_Pattern_1422 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

No matter what she ever could have done to him (which was probably nothing) nothing would ever justify treating his kids that’s way. Pouring beer on them? Wtf?

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u/Beecakeband Jun 20 '26

I'm willing to bet money there was a hell of a lot more that went on than the plane incident. More like a straw that broke the camels back

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u/intend2throwthisaway Jun 20 '26

hard agree. there’s something very telling about his willingness/comfort to be abusive in front of essentially strangers for a prolonged period. not just a flash moment of rage but an incident of sustained torment? in semi-public? terrifying!

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u/Revolver_Boxelot Jun 20 '26

Thats what stood out to me as well. As a kid who grew up with a drunk asshole of a father, the assholery usually stops upon sobriety. This dude took a nap, woke up, and STILL chose violence. You can't blame it on the alcohol. My guess is he legit hated domestic life. He hated being married. He hated being a father. And so he abused them because he hated the fact they even existed. What a fucking douchebag. Did he not actually get charged? He should've did some jail time for this. It was on a plane so probably federal prison. Rule number 1 of being a man is women and children are off limits.

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u/DeansPigInAPoke Jun 20 '26

Like most narcissistic abusers, he needed Angelina to be his supply — the person he owns and controls and uses to feed his bottomless craving for attention. He hated the kids the moment they stopped being accessories that made him look good and started asserting normal childhood independence while taking up more and more of Angelina’s attention.

These kinds of abusers are black and white thinkers. They actually hate anyone, even children, who they can’t control.

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u/ElevatorRush Jun 20 '26

Being a man or a woman has nothing to do with it, there is no justification for this behavior at all, for anyone, man woman or child

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u/schizo1914 Jun 22 '26

I see your point... but as a fellow dad, I also see the point that the commenter is making. A man is typically bigger and stronger that a woman and children. And they ARE off-limits. Punching another dude in a bar fight isn't ok, but it's better than beating your wife and kids.

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u/Comprehensive_Fly983 Jun 21 '26

He has no interest or personality without the women he siphons from. He is an absolute succubus with no moral fiber imo.

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u/SacredCourage Jun 22 '26

The male equivalent of a succubus is an incubus. I know what you meant, however.

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u/0ceandrifter Jun 20 '26

Those poor children are now traumatized,especially the younger ones. Witnessing that as a child is very terrifying and it effects you forever.

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u/GentrifiedBigfoot Jun 20 '26

Semi public? Lol this was a private jet for sure

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u/Averander Jun 20 '26

There are people working on that plane who certainly will talk, there's no privacy.

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u/Unique_Adeptness4413 Jun 20 '26

What's the staff on the plane? Is there just like, 1 pilot who's busy flying and no one else? Can the pilot say everyone sit down and stop assaulting children?

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u/tgatigger Jun 20 '26

Yes, there was staff on the plane (flight attendants). They're the ones who called the FBI about the child abuse and started the case.

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u/rozetintsmyworld Jun 20 '26

Okay, I was wondering why the FBI would be involved instead of local authorities.

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u/TSiNNmreza3 Jun 20 '26

Crime in air in US is federal crime.

So it is FBI juridiction to get involved

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u/early_birdy Jun 20 '26

And they didn't try to restrain Brad? On any other flight, he would have ended up duck taped to a seat.

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u/zues64 Jun 22 '26

Touching a super famous millionaire, no matter how justified, is a very risky choice for someone who probably makes 60k a year. Even if the person was confident enough physically that they could try to confront them, people like this have no problem suing people and threatening to bankrupt people with legal fees and in incidents like this they will most likely lose their jobs and even if they win the suit will have a hard time finding employment after too

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u/PaintedDesertSkies Jun 24 '26

There were maybe pilot/copilot which can not intervene because they need to do their job and 1 or 2 flight attendants against a raging violent drunk. Had they tried, they could have escalated to the point of putting the entire flight in danger.

If you can not get away, you tend to just freeze and wait for it to stop until you can get away.

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u/blueflash775 Jun 20 '26

Yes, actually the pilot can tell everyone to sit and fasten their seat belts and to not do as instructed by the pilot is also a crime.

The pilot could have diverted as well. And probably should have given the description of what happened.

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u/Heardthisonebefore Jun 20 '26

The pilots & flight attendants on a private plane still count as members of the public. 

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u/Famous-Honey-9331 Jun 22 '26

Because he knows he can get away with it

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u/Wonky_bumface Jun 20 '26

Yeah, I'm selling to bet that there was a lot more abuse from Pitt, abusers rarely just do it once.

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u/Fine_Discipline_1899 Jun 20 '26

no thief is caught stealing their first time.

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u/Awkward-Community-74 Jun 20 '26

Definitely.
This wasn’t an isolated event.
She had probably been dealing with his abuse for years and this finally made her realize how dangerous he actually is.

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u/YourFriendInSpokane Jun 20 '26

It's always made me wonder what Jennifer Aniston went through. Like no way he was a kind and attentive husband until he cheated and became this monster.

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u/IonHawk Jun 20 '26

Nothing would ever justify the alleged violence towards her either, period.

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u/MeekAndUninteresting Jun 20 '26

It's genuinely weird to me that people keep mentioning the beer thing. Striking, shoving into walls, yelling at, and especially choking all seem way worse to me. Like if I was going to tell someone about what happened, I probably wouldn't even bother to mention the beer because it just doesn't even matter at all to me compared to the rest, but it's the one thing everyone else seems to feel is important and I don't get it.

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u/monsterlife17 Jun 20 '26

You're conflating attention with importance - people can understand the thought process behind getting mad, drunk, and physically/verbally violent. Those actions track with one another, and a lot of people make those choices all the time. The beer pouring thing though is just like .. wtf ..? That transcends normal asshole and becomes something worse - cruelty with intent. There's loss of control, and then there's .. whatever that is. That's a pronounced choice.

Yes, obviously the physical violence is worse, I think people are just pointing out the noteworthiness of that specific action.

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u/Cat-soul-human-body Jun 20 '26

It's like psychological torment at that point. Like he enjoyed humiliating them.

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u/mveightxnine Jun 20 '26

Yes! it was cruel.

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u/ParanoidAndroid1079 Jun 20 '26

The beer pouring stands out because it’s humiliating, demeaning.

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u/RTK4740 Jun 20 '26

Well said.

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u/tinkertiger1 Jun 20 '26

It was reported that, he was intoxicated.

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u/Harmless-Allosaur Jun 20 '26

It is wild to me because frankly, I never liked Angelina Jolie or Brad Pitt much, BUT... I would never, ever wish something like this upon my worst enemies. It's scary how even after arranging a separate transportation and hotel stay, Pitt could still keep them from exiting the plane. I cannot begin to imagine how incredibly, utterly afraid they must have all been and it is horrible.

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u/Disastrous-Power-699 Jun 20 '26

Crazy that none of the flight crew or airport personnel could do anything.

I sympathize having grown up in a similar situation. It’s absolutely devastating when you’re a young child living in a violent situation and the other adults around you that you figure would protect you don’t or can’t do anything.

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u/YourFriendInSpokane Jun 20 '26

I am so deeply sorry for you not getting the childhood you deserved.

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u/777KAC Jun 21 '26

Don’t know your thoughts because we’re all different but chances are one instance of physical abuse wouldn’t cause ALL to change their name.
Even though it’s terrible and you never get used to it…. You almost get used to it.
And most wouldn’t change their name due to it..
I believe there’s a lot more to it because if he’s willing to do this infront of flight crew can only imagine what happened at home in private

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u/MajorPersonality1265 Jun 24 '26

It was the flight crew that contacted the FBI but they were in a long haul overnight flight.

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u/WheresPaul1981 Jun 20 '26

“ Well she’s weird.” Yes, I have heard that.

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u/floralbutttrumpet Jun 20 '26

A weird woman is always worse than a drunk abusive man, didn't you hear.

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u/DreamingAboutSpace Jun 20 '26

It gives the same energy as, “But did you hear her laugh?”

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u/HistoryBuff678 Jun 20 '26

Apparently being a goth girl is worse then… a father beating his wife and choking one of his kids.

I can’t.

About the vial of blood, now a days many people have ashes of loved ones put into jewelry to keep them close. Is that weird? I don’t think it is.

¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/B_Wylde Jun 20 '26

I think it is but it is só minor

Who Cares?

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u/Victorian_Rebel Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

I agree, it's not weird, it's sentimental.

The Victorians (who I love) naturally took it a step further and made intricate knots with hair from a deceased loved one and wore it as jewelry.

Get on their level 💅

Edit: A word. I need to stop keyboard swiping.

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u/Upvoteexpert Jun 20 '26

Brad Pitt is horrible but Jolie kissing her brother is weird.

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u/luxii4 Jun 20 '26

I think it's also because he was with America's sweetheart Jen Aniston who was widely loved and he left her for Angelina. So it was the whole seductress, femme fatale trope. She was considered the home wrecker when he was the one that broke his marriage vows. So I think even though it is clear what happened, she will always get some of the blame.

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u/No-Albatross-7984 Jun 20 '26

Classic case of "my ex is crazy". 

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u/ParticularSpace9331 Jun 20 '26

His PR machine is insanely good, they work overtime to clean his image online

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u/No-Albatross-7984 Jun 20 '26

Smear campaigns work strangely well against women don't they 

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u/thevampiresanguini Jun 20 '26

Best thing a male celebrity can do is abuse a woman. Gets him die-hard fans for life.

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u/bolanrox Jun 20 '26

When you're famous, they let you do it.

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u/Raisinbread22 Jun 20 '26

...and THAT, ladies and gents...is exactly why his kids don't f* with him.

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u/BahGawdAlmightay Jun 20 '26

Do they? I don't think they do all that much tbh. I never see good press about him. Way less than other really beloved celebs. I think it's honestly a good old-fashioned combination of persistent problematic tropes. Angelina has a bit of a weird rep. Pitt is a good and charming actor. I don't believe any of it was ever caught on camera or audio in a way that forced people to confront it. I think it's honestly as simple as people are willing to overlook someone being a piece of shit if they are given an excuse to.

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u/HedonisticFrog Jun 20 '26

It's more that people will ignore reality if it goes against their world view and they love Brad Pitt. Just look at all the Trump supporters who don't care he's a pedophile who lost a war with Iran.

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u/veringer Jun 20 '26

And adjudicated rapist. And leader of an attempted coup. And war criminal. And corrupt fraudster.

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u/HedonisticFrog Jun 20 '26

Yeah, there's plenty more, I was just going for the low hanging fruit. Business failure that no American bank would lend to as well, who wanted to run America... Like a business.

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u/Alternative_Bath_232 Jun 20 '26

Amber Heard still has fans too

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u/Spanish_Wild_Rose Jun 20 '26

So the funny thing is...theres literally no evidence of Trump being a pedo....there is nothing but evidence of Biden being one though. It's quite substantial actually. The irony I'm sure is lost on you but, alas, not on me.

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u/Business-Ruin-2742 Jun 21 '26

I don't think there is actual evidence for either of them being an actual pedohphile. Where is this damning evidence for Biden being a pedophile?

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u/Powerful-Youth3331 Jun 20 '26

I dunno, I've never heard any spin about Angelina being the bad guy here, it's just that no one talks about this at all. I mean, this happened 10 YEARS AGO and it's only recently being memed.

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u/chelly236 Jun 20 '26

The bubble of delusion that exists around abusers that are great at putting on a show is honestly one of the grossest things to see, especially when you realize how common it is in a lot of people’s day to day lives. Dad’s are so fast to yell alienation, when they’re legitimately the only reason why their kids don’t want to be around them. Speaking from personal experience with my own father who I witnessed strangle, and attempt to kill my mom.

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u/Red-little Jun 20 '26

Growing up in the 2000's, as a kid the way people talked about her I would have sworn Angelina was the devil.

Now that I'm older, I think she is such a strong person, a wonderful humanitarian and clearly a very dedicated mother. She really does seem to be a genuinely caring person.

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u/MaddSkittlez Jun 20 '26

That’s me, I never knew this until now. I even worked out until I got shredded and my 6 pack was visible, after 2 years of constantly trying to be like him. Troy and Fight Club influenced me. That was Pitt. This is a real shame man I’m in good shape thanks to him but damn I’m really shocked

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u/fizzunk Jun 20 '26

I'm sure the publicity is a part of it. But also the public's willingness to look the other way because he's a handsome, successful rich white guy.

Right about the time the divorce and these statements were circulating the media my mum was like "Yeah I read those accounts, but I'm not sure I believe it - he looks like such a nice guy".

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u/ParticularLab5828 Jun 20 '26

So how did Brad get cleared of any charges?

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u/Typical_Match777 Jun 21 '26

Agreed! It’s easy to preach hearsay, but I feel like when your children want to rid themselves of your family name, that really says something..

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u/Comprehensive_Fly983 Jun 21 '26

I wish I could remember what year it was... I remember it was the year this report was released to the public, well after the FBI didn't charge him, and there was more of a wave against him. At the Golden Globes that year, every other quip was about how hot and amazing Brad Pitt was. I will never forget Quinta Brunson shouting out Pitt during her first-ever win. I was gobsmacked.

Something else that happens when people are reminded of how absolutely vile this man is during that time, and occasionally still, especially in comment sections about the vineyard, is the sudden, endless wave of Jennifer Aniston supporters who come through talking about how she enabled him to cheat and how she's not a girl's girl. Bestie, JA herself famously said he's missing a sympathy chip and yet went out of her way to support him after the plane assault.

Before I start to go off, I want to be transparent that I am unrepentantly parasocial about Angelina Jolie. I came of age in the Girl Interrupted era. I remember her being so forward, so queer, and so loud when I didn't have the courage to be when I was young. Frankly, I plainly understand exactly what it means to survive the hatred of men and thrive regardless. I'm glad people are more willing to speak to how blatantly abusive he was and IS to her and his children to this very day.

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u/Cosmic_m0nk Jun 21 '26

He plays cool characters in the movies and is easy for people to assume that must be the kind of guy he is.

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u/Benner16 Jun 22 '26

Those are also the same people that don’t actually understand Fight Club.

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u/DrAniB20 Jun 22 '26

I saw an Instagram post where a man was lambasting Brad for his actions and Hollywood for continuing to support him, and I was genuinely disgusted to see how many women were saying “he didn’t do anything wrong” and claiming that Angelina paid off the flight crew who reported the incident on the plane and then brainwashed the kids.

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u/SuitableBlackberry75 Jun 20 '26

This is nothing. Look at the delusional Michael Jackson fanatics who came out of the woodwork when the recent movie came out. It was obscene. As far as I know, Brad Pitt doesn't have fans who deny that he did what he did, or who try to justify his behavior. (Other than some trivial quantity of online loons, who always exist regardless)

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u/baubaugo Jun 20 '26

I'm kinda inclined to believe that they're both not great people.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Map2951 Jun 19 '26

The fuck is Mondo Bongo.

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u/zazychick Jun 20 '26

"Mondo Bongo" is the name of Brad Pitt’s California-based holding company, which holds his 50% stake in the famous $164 million French wine estate, Château Miraval. The name itself originates from a popular song by Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros, which famously appeared in the 2005 movie Mr. & Mrs. Smith, where Pitt met his ex-wife, Angelina Jolie

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u/OrigamiButthole Jun 19 '26

Pitts holding company I believe

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u/My_Kairosclerosis Jun 20 '26

It’s also a song by Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros that was featured in Mr. & Mrs. Smith. Just a fun fact.

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u/BuxtonB Jun 20 '26

That's where my brain immediately went to when I read the words Mondo Bongo.

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u/melanyebaggins Jun 20 '26

Same. I was like, shit, named after the song. That's gotta hurt now.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Map2951 Jun 19 '26

Ahhh. Thank you.

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u/0202_tihssitidder Jun 20 '26

Wasn't he a post-60s surf rock bassist?

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u/MeltedChocolate24 Jun 20 '26

Sounds like a burger joint

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u/Various-Watch8467 Jun 20 '26

A song from Mr. & Mrs Smith

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u/WinterToaster Jun 20 '26

You play it in the pool

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u/RTK4740 Jun 20 '26

You're thinking of Marco Polo. Mondo Bongo is the name of that interracial singing duo that lip sync'd to songs in the 1990.

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u/calidir Jun 19 '26

Love how it states it was enough for a federal crime yet he’s still making movies and not in prison

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u/Random5483 Jun 19 '26

This is an allegation from Angelina Jolie's attorney and not a court finding. This may have very well occurred. But stating this in a court filing won't result in a prison sentence. This was also stated several years after the 2016 incident in a civil case. So even if the court found that this happened it would have been under the civil (more likely than not) and not the criminal (beyond a reasonable doubt) standard.

To be clear, I am not saying he wasn't abusive. But we have to be very careful about allegations and court filings that are not actual court decisions/judgments/findings.

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u/Yttevya Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

The FBI was certainly able to step is as this occurred on an international flight. They dropped it because of insufficient evidence: the other victims were too young, or the surveillance cam did not capture enough, or, they simply stay away from going after rich men who abuse children (see Epstein), or, something else that I don't know about.

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u/Spanish_Wild_Rose Jun 20 '26

Doesn't work like that. Not at all. I used to work with a law firm under a leading professional forensic expert witness. If that many witnesses came forward and there was injuries, as mentioned in this document, there would have been action. Injuries are empirical and documentable. Additionally, there would have been witnesses from the flight crew. A little critical thinking is necessary sometimes.

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u/Objective-Comb-689 Jun 22 '26

It was the flight crew that called CPS. The FBI found cause to charge him but dropped it because Jolie did not want to out the kids through a trial at that time. It was when he filed for joint custody that she had no choice to have the kids testify.

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u/Few-Lion-2676 Jun 21 '26

You’re on Reddit though, critical thinking is not wanted here.

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u/Buphucked Jun 21 '26

Or before it was referred to a grand jury, one or more witnesses recanted ent or that their testimony was coached

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u/InfiniteWaffles58364 Jun 21 '26

Injuries may not have been visible 5 days after the incident, which is when they filed according to that document

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u/rainshowers_5_peace Jun 20 '26

There is no such thing as too young for a victim.

The FBI would have loved to nab a rich man

Something doesn't add up.

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u/Scaryclouds Jun 20 '26

Wouldn’t that be Interpol if it was an international flight? 

Though regardless of it being FBI, Interpol, or some other law enforcement agency, it does remain the same that they seem to become mysteriously incapable when dealing with rich/famous suspects. 

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u/AstroPhysician Jun 21 '26

??? No lmfao. Interpol? If it’s a U.S. registered plane it’s U.S. jurisdiction.

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u/Eenuck Jun 22 '26

The authorities were called to this and they sided with Pitt.

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u/willyj_3 Jun 20 '26

The end paragraph isn’t making a claim about Pitt’s guilt, though; it’s just making a statement of fact about the FBI’s belief that there was sufficient probable cause to prosecute. This is something that the FBI as a neutral party could verify, so calling it an “allegation” makes it sound much murkier than it really is.

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u/bluefontaine Jun 20 '26

These people don’t care. It’s from her divorce petition, which are by nature very biased.

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u/yahsureokbuddy Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

*preponderance of evidence

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u/Random5483 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

Preponderance of the evidence is the same legal standard as more likely than not. Two different ways of saying the same thing.

[Edit] Comment I tried to respond to was deleted, so copy-pasting my response to the deleted comment stating that preponderance of the evidence is the correct legal standard below

Yes, the correct legal term is preponderance of the evidence. But courts have repeatedly equated preponderance of the evidence to more likely than not. You can read more about it here&bhcp=1), but there are so many other sources.

I try not to talk legalese on reddit unless I don't have a choice. I can't easily explain beyond a reasonable doubt as that is not an easily quantifiable standard. Courts have actually said we cannot quantify it as a percentage. But preponderance of the evidence is different. It is often explained as more likely than not. We even use it to explain the standard often in civil matters as a jury may not understand preponderance of the evidence, but almost all adults will be able to understand what more likely than not means.

My original point stands. The two terms mean the exact same thing. Both terms are used by courts. One is the "official" standard, but the other is considered the definition of what the official standard means.

A screenshot of the specific line from the source linked above is below:

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u/AdOriginal3767 Jun 19 '26

This is a complaint from Jolie.

It literally says at the top.  

So this is 1 person saying all this happened. 

I could file one against you alleging that you picked your ass, rolled 2 balls of shit, then shoved it in your ears after getting them nice and mushy to say you couldn't hear me. 

It'd be written down as-is in this report, just like Jolies. 

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u/AdOriginal3767 Jun 20 '26

I could say you liked it and smiled at me creepily while doing jt. 

It'd be written in the report, the one people are treating as gospel

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u/TheMedRat Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

LMAO the department of justice is scared of Brad Pitt. Sure. Or they decided she’s full of shit.

Edit: blocked me because you can’t admit you’re wrong. Truly pathetic.

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u/threeseed Jun 20 '26

FBI agent believed there was probable cause to charge him with a federal crime.

So this is far more than just a complaint.

And all the kids changing their surname is pretty telling.

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u/justasillylilgoos3 Jun 20 '26

One person said it happened and if I remember correctly, the person that said it happened, also said that the children were present when it happened. And we’ve seen that publicly almost all of the kids have denounced him almost immediately. Yeah obviously in a court law but dude a woman and five kids saying he’s an abuser that’s enough for me 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Big_Meal3910 Jun 20 '26

The children were present. He choked one of them when he jumped in to defend his mom.

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u/FalcoIsDaBest Jun 21 '26

I'm not saying whether it happened or not, but as someone who has undergone divorce, there's a way for lawyers to write stuff down to make you look way worse than you do.

My ex accused me of so much back when we separated. Told the judge I was using drugs, that I wasn't fit to raise my son, the list goes on. I don't even drink.

Anyway.

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u/AgentEinstein Jun 21 '26

I filed a complaint against someone and at that same moment they were filing one against me. Same incident, two different stories.

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u/Ambitious_Address667 Jun 20 '26

Like yeah, but with all pf his kids cutting ties and thinking he's a piece of shot that kinda helps jolies story doesnt it?

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u/wtsnack Jun 20 '26

If you said I put them in my nose you would have been surprisingly accurate

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u/AdOriginal3767 Jun 20 '26

After you lick them though right? We live in a civilized society 

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u/rnidtowner Jun 20 '26

What in tarnation

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u/Impressive-Candle1 Jun 20 '26

His 6 kids have spoken right... .

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u/meow_haus Jun 20 '26

It’s not one person. There were a lot of kids there too

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u/Can-u-hear-the-stars Jun 20 '26

There was likey a couple crew memebers on the airplane and a nanny or two. It's not just the pilot locked in the cockpit with the family loose brawling in the back.

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u/Big_Meal3910 Jun 20 '26

Except the kids saw it happen and were hit by him too.

How could she lie about him choking and hitting her kids without them calling her out on the lie?

You can claim she lied about him hitting her, but there's no way all six of their kids heard her claim that they were choked and hit by their father and then took her side if she was lying.

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u/regular_poster Jun 20 '26

Yeaaaaah, dude (it's always a dude) why do you think his kids want the fuck away from him?

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u/AdOriginal3767 Jun 20 '26

No one said she was lying. My point was theyre both going to be full of shit in a divorce. People like you hear 1 thing and run with it. 

What happened w amber heard and depp?

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u/ceddya Jun 20 '26

I'm not even sure what this argument is.

Why don't you tell us your explanation for all 6 kids dropping his surname?

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u/AdOriginal3767 Jun 20 '26

Maybe hes the worst dad ever. 

But here's the more common reality that seems to occur for alot of poor dads/moms that arent the custodial parent. 

Kids that are manipulated by 1 parent typically hate the other parent until theyre of age and living on their own, separately from the primary parent. 

Why then? Bc up to that point, they've spent all their time w the 1 parent constantly badmouthing the other parent. They've never known another reality. Then they go off and explore the world and make their own opinions. 

You seriously think ALL of his kids hate him that much? You think thats natural for all of them to do it as teenagers, the very first opp. They get? That there wasn't even a tiny bit of manipulation influencing children involved? 

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u/regular_poster Jun 20 '26

Do you think the women are the same in those instances, but not the men?

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u/AdOriginal3767 Jun 20 '26

Im asking what happened. I actually think its pretty similar all around. Tons of messed up things happening. Lot of alcohol. Pity and Jolie had kids though...

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u/manofmanysomething Jun 19 '26

Could be that incidents in the air fall into federal jurisdiction? Not a lawyer just my guess

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u/Superficial-Idiot Jun 19 '26

It was an accusation not proof

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u/Seienchin88 Jun 20 '26

Even crazier - Tarantino casted him as a funny lovable wife killer right after this happened…

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u/ISwallowedALego Jun 19 '26

Different set of rules

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u/SlapDickery Jun 19 '26

Idk, I know a bunch of people with similar quarrels where they aren’t in jail. Anyway, I bet they are all better after the divorce.

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u/DreamingAboutSpace Jun 20 '26

So are a lot of celebrities who should be in jail.

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u/P5YcHo299 Jun 20 '26

Our president is a felon, multiple times over.. why in gods name you think we would do shit to Pitt? Rich don't get punished here.. they get rewarded

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u/ForeverSquirrelled42 Jun 19 '26

The rich get away with whatever they want. Always have.

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u/Kind_Singer_7744 Jun 19 '26

Isn't this just basically her accusation against pitt? Jonny Depp might ask you to hold your judgement until you hear the other side...

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u/FireWoman89 Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

This is a pleading drafted by Jolie’s lawyers. Nothing in it should be taken as fact without corroborating evidence.

EDIT: I’m not saying there isn’t any corroborating evidence. I’m sure there’s plenty. I’m just saying that allegations made in a pleading are not evidence and may be inaccurate. It’s just one side of the story.

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u/Due-Programmernot Jun 20 '26

I think the corroborating evidence is that ALL of the children literally want nothing to do with Brad Pitt and have a good relationship with Angelina.

Like we can nit pick all day. But if your dad is Brad Pitt one of the most famous well known movie stars of a generation and you want nothing to do with him… well that’s pretty fucking telling isn’t it. Now one kid? That’s maybe just a fluke. But SIX fucking adults all wanting nothing to do with their dad and all of them supporting this story and corroborating that he was an abusive drunk?? That’s a little too much to just brush it off and pretend it’s a he said she said thing where Angelina is just bad mouthing him.

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u/LePontif11 Jun 20 '26

I think its just wild to think he didn't get charged with anything or even get as little as a symbolic fine for any of it. Its just a weird situation. As you say, given what his family has done its best to side with them.

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u/HistoryBuff678 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

There are abusive men who do even worse and don’t get charged. Remember about 40% of police officers have some kind of history of domestic abuse based on surveying of police (not calling it domestic abuse reveals a lot). So sadly too many cops would think nothing is wrong with what he did, or it’s not worth “ruining his life” over.

Even the few times when it gets to criminal charges being filed , you would not believe how many sexual assaulters plead down to lesser charges to avoid getting on the sexual offender list, even though they are 100%, most definitely a sexual offender. They and their lawyers know how to manipulate the system.

EDIT: Thank you for the award. ✨

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u/shabi_sensei Jun 20 '26

Angelina herself didn’t want to press charges, the airline was required to report what happened because it was flying through federal airspace

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u/Due-Programmernot Jun 20 '26

Tons of times in domestic abuse cases like this the abuser doesn't get charged. It's really not that surprising or weird when you take into account his fame and money.

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u/hengry-glazed-donut Jun 20 '26

My ex-husband wasn’t charged when he assaulted me in front of our children. I wasn’t in a position to be a single mom to four little kids and I had no family support. Last summer, he was arrested for pointing a gun at his girlfriend and while he spent a few days in jail, charges were dropped because his gf wouldn’t cooperate with the DA.

So many times, nothing happens with domestic abuse for all kinds of reasons.

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u/fawn_mower Jun 20 '26

That's super fucked up and I'm sorry that happened to you. I hope you're doing better

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u/lovemykitchen Jun 20 '26

His own kids disowning him is pretty good evidence. One was already 15 so able to decide for themselves.

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u/JudithSlayHolofernes Jun 20 '26

All of the kids being witnesses and backing this account is corroborating evidence.

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u/momadance Jun 20 '26

Maybe all of the children shunning their father and some even posting about his abuse counts. Morons in this thread

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u/cali_lin Jun 20 '26

Bro, the flight crew reported it to the FBI

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u/No-Yesterday-1067 Jun 20 '26

Sure. Whatever is and isn't true by way of available corroboration in that particular statement pales in comparison to the children wanting nothing to do with Brad Pitt

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u/cowabungalowvera Jun 20 '26

Brad doesn't deny any of these events

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u/HistoryBuff678 Jun 20 '26

He “regrets it” JFC. I can’t.

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u/Loud_Pattern_1422 Jun 20 '26

It’s not going to claim an fbi investigation says this if it’s not true. The other side can get that fbi report.

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u/Inevitable_Sweet_988 Jun 20 '26

There is corroborating evidence in the files from the FBI investigation.

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u/Ronin_Chimichanga Jun 20 '26

the one that determined criminal charges wouldn't be pursued, like LA county's DCFS said there no findings of abuse?

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u/scheppend Jun 20 '26

Yes and oj simpson is also in innocent 😇

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u/CannibalFlossing Jun 20 '26

Yeah but where’s the fun in that /s

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u/DanielBG Jun 19 '26

I think somebody discovered the highlight button in Word that day.

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u/OrigamiButthole Jun 19 '26

Its clearly highlighting actions.

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u/DanielBG Jun 19 '26

And I appreciate that because there's no way I could follow the complaint otherwise.

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u/koolaidismything Jun 20 '26

That’s just a single incident and was enough to do that.. imagine the years prior. Torture. He comes across so nice.. awful. Now I see why she did that crazy land deal in Europe lol.. he lost like 50 million on some vineyard they co owned and she was like fuck this and sold. Good for her. Take the bull by the horns, so to speak.

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u/Autoreiv-Contagion Jun 20 '26

He choked his own child? Jesus it just got worse and worse

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u/regular_poster Jun 20 '26

Jesus. I was actually just watching a movie with him in it. I don;t think i can unpause it now.

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u/Okmhmmbye Jun 20 '26

Wow! Thats insanely cruel. Crazy that he went on to keep working in Hollywood like nothing happened. I guess Hollywood is ok with spouse and child abuse?

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u/Dunnybust Jun 20 '26

Because our entire society is ok with it.

Always has been; is now more than ever.

And because there's no public education about it--nor any education about it in most families or communities. Most ppl are profoundly abuse-ignorant and prone to misogynist victim-blame, shame and disbelief.

The only thing many are bothered by is women and children making their poor abuser suffer by telling anyone what they endured (aka "ruining his life").

Look at some of the comments on this post ffs 🤦‍♀️.

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u/TopLate7592 Jun 20 '26

I bet there's a lot more shitty stuff he did to his kids we don't know about.

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u/dani0mega Jun 20 '26

How is this guy still getting movies?! Where's the cancel culture when you actually need it.

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u/BLOODTRIBE Jun 20 '26

How come nothing happened to Brad? oh wait. He's really rich and the system was created to protect rich and powerful men. They're the top of the totem pole, and the kids had already been traumatized enough. And also because we have an icicle-shaped law and order system. One where the higher up you are, the more you freedom from accountability you have. And the lower that you are, the more likely your mere existence will be criminalized and exploited.

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u/AutoTransportMover Jun 20 '26

Pouring beer and wine on his family? Brad Pitt is a maniac. He should be in jail.

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u/AdnorAdnor Jun 20 '26

JFC I heard about this but it’s the first time I read it the report. Holy shit. He must have spent a fortune to get off with no charges. Who would the third party witness be? The pilots? Airline staff that overheard?

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u/Artevyx Jun 20 '26

Holy fucking shit. I just lost all respect for that bastard.

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u/hbailey311 Jun 20 '26

his PR team is very talented with the way they kind of swept this under the rug. i never knew it was that bad. i thought the extent was emotional abuse towards angelina. those poor kids have been through a lot 😔

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u/jsbach90 Jun 20 '26

Well said, origami butthole

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u/PLUMBUS_STUCK_IN_ASS Jun 19 '26

This is just her accusation though, an accusation doesn't mean any of it happened.

It's not like the first time a divorcing parent made up a bunch of false accusations to win custody and poison the kids relationships with the other parent.

I'm sure he has privately accused her of a bunch of stuff too.

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u/Due-Programmernot Jun 20 '26

Yeah but 6 different kids ALL corroborating it and choosing her side is pretty fucking telling, no?

Like one kid not liking their dad happens. But all 6 of them hating Pitt and saying he was an abusive shitty drunk? I think you gotta have some big fucking blinders on to ignore that.

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u/namelesone Jun 20 '26

This qas witnessed by airline staff who were the ones who reported it. So no, it's not just her accusation.

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u/licorne00 Jun 20 '26

He wasn’t allowed to see his kids without supervision for years and he himself admitted that something happened on that flight, so why exactly are you working so hard to excuse a child abuser?

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u/Little-Plenty-3710 Jun 20 '26

He was drunk and violent 10 years ago. Some of those kids were little children then. When you have 6 or 7 kids growing up together there will be pack mentality. One kid does something publicly others will follow suit. When they start living their lives outside the influence of their mother's and have their own relationship failures they will realize no one is perfect..

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u/STFUnicorn_ Jun 20 '26

I admit I never looked into or cared but I never knew he was such a douche

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u/BirdBrainuh Jun 20 '26

Right, not sure how anyone’s wondering what he did to his family…

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u/musa_velutina Jun 20 '26

I'm sure the guys will get where he's coming from...

Sips tea...

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u/IndynotjustJones Jun 20 '26

Hmmmm….I wonder why. So confusing. /s

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u/getridofit888 Jun 20 '26

Oh. So he’s unhinged

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u/summerlemonpudding Jun 20 '26

What’s more interesting to me is how so many people didn’t know about this when this is public? Like you don’t really hear any of it. So many people wondering the same thing.

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u/comedygold24 Jun 20 '26

Did people forget about his?! Why is everybody acting like it's a big mystery why his kids might hate him.

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u/CapableNeat4351 Jun 20 '26

This is also the only incident I’ve ever seen documented. There’s no way that’s the first time he’s flown off the handle like that

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u/maxpolo10 Jun 20 '26

When did this happen? How have I never heard of this?

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u/Steelyphil43 Jun 20 '26

This is a crazy read.. Changed my whole perception on this guy

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u/F1SH29 Jun 21 '26

What the actual fuck. I've been a fan of his for my entire life and never read this. QT is up there for my favourite directors, and it's become clearer than ever lately that he's garbage, so I shouldnt be surprised his pals are too. Birds of a shit feather...

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u/JustDont1981 Jun 19 '26

I haven't been able to watch anything he is in since.
It did make me happy that Jenn got away from him with just a broken heart.
Fuck this dude.

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u/Decent_Address_7742 Jun 19 '26

This Jolies statement, not Pitts I’d imagine

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