Angelina recalls fearing for her children's safety

Hollywood actor Angelina Jolie made a shocking revelation that she feared for the safety of her family while she was married to Brad Pitt. She told the same to 'The Guardian'.

She let it slip that her children's rights were affected and then refused to elaborate further, saying she cannot say anything else as it is a 'legal situation'. However, when the interviewer asked her to nod if this is related to her allegations of domestic abuse against Pitt, she nodded. When asked if she feared the safety of her children, she spoke, "Yes, for my whole family."

Jolie and Pitt's relationship and marriage hogged news headlines for years. They were lovingly dubbed 'Brangelina' during their relationship that lasted 12 years.

Their divorce was finalised in April 2019. They share six children, three of whom are adopted.

Later that year, Jolie had revealed to 'People Magazine' that it was a 'tough time' for her.

She added, "I had been coming off a few years of difficulty and I was not feeling very strong. I was feeling pretty broken."

Jolie was one of those women in Hollywood who accused producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct. In 'The Guardian' story, she revealed that there were disagreements between her and Pitt about the latter choosing to work with Weinstein for his movie 'Killing Them Softly'.

"We fought about it. Of course, it hurt," said Jolie.