Amid divorce drama, Angelina Jolie ACCUSES judge not letting her & Brad Pitt's kids testify in custody battle

Not over yet. Angelina Jolie is appealing Brad Pitt’s custody ruling less than one month after the Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood actor was awarded increased physical custody of his children with the Maleficent actor. The pair are set to reappear in court on July 9.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are heading back to court. The Maleficent star has appealed the recent decision, which granted her ex joint custody of their five minor children, Pax, 17, Zahara, 16, Shiloh, 14, and 12-year-old twins Vivienne, and Knox.

Angelina Jolie‘s birthday celebrations continued in New York City, when she and two of her children, 17-year-old Pax and 12-year-old Knox, took to the Upper West Side hot spot, Gray’s Papaya, to get some hot dogs! The trio was spotted enjoying the sunshine in the Big Apple on Tuesday, June 8, as they ordered some delicious treats at the beloved Big Apple shop. Angie and her two children looked super sweet and casual. You can see the photos here.

Angelina Jolie is one of the most talented women in the film industry. On Friday, June 4th the mother of 6 turned 46 years old and although most of the news surrounding the actress lately revolves around her never-ending divorce with Brad Pitt, Jolie has made a positive impact in the world and is an amazing mom.

Angelina Jolie will reportedly 'never forgive' Brad Pitt over their long custody battle which has spanned across five years.

Following the heated custody battle for Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's children - Maddox, 19 (excluded as he's no longer a minor), Pax, 17, Zahara, 16, Shiloh, 14, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 12 - Brad was recently awarded joint custody in a temporary ruling. According to US Weekly, Angie is "bitterly disappointed" with the outcome which wasn't in her favour.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s mammoth divorce battle looks to be over for now and it seems round one has gone to Brad.

Angelina Jolie feels the California court system has failed her by not letting her children testify in her custody battle with ex-husband Brad Pitt, sources tell Page Six. The judge’s tentative decision to give Pitt joint custody of the kids came after nearly five years of legal wrangling — and Jolie has vowed to fight on.

Brad Pitt has been granted joint custody of his children with Angelina Jolie, following their 5-year long difficult and controversial divorce.A close source to the Hollywood actor says “Brad was just trying to have more time with his kids,” however it has been clear that Angelina “has done everything possible to prevent this.”The ongoing divorce has lasted five years, with the actress stating that she experienced domestic abuse during her marriage.However it was also reported that the judge

BBC. Jolie filed for divorce from Pitt in 2016, citing "irreconcilable differences", and since then they’ve been locked in a private custody battle.

A years-long divorce battle may be coming to a close now that Brad Pitt and Angelia Jolie’s custody decision has been announced. According to The New York Post’s Page Six, California Judge John Ouderkirk awarded the Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood actor joint custody of his kids with the Maleficent star.

After a messy custody battle and divorce, we have new details on Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt‘s custody case and the final ruling. According to Page Six, Judge John Ouderkirk took the final call after listening to months of testimonies from child services professionals who interview the couple and their kids. Reports via Page Six further revealed that Brad has been awarded joint custody of the couple’s kids after fighting in court for more time with them.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie will share custody of their six children.

Brad Pitt has been granted joint custody of his and Angelina Jolie's six kids, ET has learned. The news comes after a years-long legal battle between the former couple, who share Maddox, 19, Pax, 17, Zahara, 16, Shilo, 14, Vivienne, 12, and Knox, 12. «All Brad ever wanted was to have joint custody of his children and he is relieved that the court ruled in his favor.