Sources close to Hollywood power couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are putting the kibosh on widespread reports that the stars have signed papers for a legal separation and custody over their six children.
Many sources close to the family told PEOPLE Magazine that the news — which broke in the UK’s notoriously-unreliable News of The World — is entirely untrue. “Everything is fine,” says a spy.
A source allegedly told the newspaper: “The document was signed in early January. Both Brad and Angelina had signed it. The contract was like a tailor-made version of a pre-nuptial agreement except for an unmarried couple’s split. It seemed clear they want the world to know they’ll both play a part in the upbringing of the children. But Angelina will actually be the one who lives with them full-time.”
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie were no-shows at last weeks Golden Globes and Brad flew solo to Friday’s Hope for Haiti Now Telethon. Their is still no confirmation or denial from a Brad or Angie rep.
The couple first got together in 2004 after they starred together in Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Brad ended his nearly five year marriage to Jennifer Aniston shortly after. Brangelina have six children together – Shiloh and twins Knox and Vivienne as well as three adopted children – Maddox, from Cambodia, Zahara from Ethiopia, and Pax from Vietnam.