Tony Webb, Angelina Jolie’s former security chief, has shared a surprising secret. He says he found out about Jolie’s plan to keep her kids from their father, Brad Pitt.
Webb, who now works for Pitt, says Jolie threatened to take him and his team to court if they revealed any secrets during the custody battle. Entertainment Tonight showed documents that Webb was Jolie’s security boss for twenty years and remained for four years after the divorce.
Jolie reportedly had Webb and his team sign strict NDAs, preventing them from sharing any personal or professional information about her and her family. Webb says Jolie’s representative constantly reminded him of the NDAs and threatened a lawsuit if they testified in the custody case.
After Webb revealed Jolie’s alleged threat to his team, both contractors confirmed they would testify if asked. One contractor even said he would testify about hearing Jolie encourage her kids to ignore Pitt during custody visits.
Jolie and Pitt are parents to Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, and twins Vivienne and Knox. After both security contractors testified, they were reportedly fired by Jolie.
While Pitt and Jolie have not commented on the issue, Jolie’s lawyer, Paul Murphy, has responded. He criticized Pitt’s attempt to compare common NDAs with his request for a broader NDA to hide his “shameful actions.” He said that Jolie wants separation, health, and positive family relationships, including with Pitt, and is looking forward to the day when Pitt can finally let her go.
This revelation follows Jolie’s accusation that Pitt was physically abusive towards her, particularly during a 2016 incident on a plane.
