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Angelina Jolie has claimed she feared for the safety of her ‘whole family’, including her children, during her marriage to Brad Pitt.
The 46-year-old said her experiences while in a relationship with the fellow Hollywood A-lister had made her realise the importance of children’s rights.
When asked to elaborate further she said she ‘can’t speak about’ the situation due to ongoing custody proceedings.
But, during an interview with the Guardian’s Weekend magazine, the Tomb Raider actress is said to have nodded to confirm she was alluding to her divorce and allegations of domestic abuse she made against Pitt.
Angelina Jolie has claimed she feared for the safety of her ‘whole family’, including her children, during her marriage to Brad Pitt
Asked if she feared for the safety of her children during the relationship she told the publication: ‘Yes, for my family. My whole family.’
She said of her decision to file for divorce after 14 years together: ‘It took a lot for me to be in a position where I felt I had to separate from the father of my children.’
Miss Jolie added that she had been traumatised and ‘broken’ by the ‘horrific’ experience which she alleged had gone on for ‘the last decade’.
But, she claimed that, in spite of it all, she wanted her whole family ‘including their dad’ to ‘heal and be peaceful’.
‘We’ll always be a family,’ she added.
The 46-year-old said her experiences while in a relationship with the fellow Hollywood A-lister had made
