Angelina Jolie Accepts First Job Since Split From Brad Pitt; Ex-Couple Divorce Could Cost $6 Million [VIDEO]

Angelina Jolie has been offered a new job since her split from soon-to-be ex-husband Brad Pitt and this has something to do with her endorsement projects. Moreover, report is escalating that her divorce case with Brad can cost up to $6 million.

Jolie seems to have moved on already as she just accepted anew endorsement from a perfume brand. Guerlain Parfumeur announced on Monday that the actress will be their latest endorser. With this, Jolie will be the new face of its new fragrance, Mon Guerlain.

As reported by Vanity Fair, this will be Angelina Jolie's first public-facing job since she split from Brad when she filed for divorce last September. It has been reported that her contract has been already signed last December of 2015 when Jolie was still directing a film in Cambodia.

Angelina will be busy for her new work and reports are telling that all that she will be earning from this will be directly given to her chosen charity which is still unnamed. Her partnership with this company will also be her first beauty ambassador contract in 10 years and after signing for Shiseido last 2007.

Meanwhile, as per Hollywood Life, Brad Pitt and Jolie's divorce might cost $6 million and this will take for one year. It can be recalled that the ex-couple have signed an agreement to keep their divorce case in private so they hired a private judge.

Brad and Angelina will work with retired Judge John Ouderkirk until December of 2017 and this will cost them a large sum of money. Their private judge will be paid $450 per hour and their lawyers will get $1, 250 each per hour.

Since these people will not be negotiating a flat rate or anything as such, the ex-couple's expenses could really be dramatically high. This will make them to spend $500, 000 a month and will give them a total of $6 million.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt might have moved on from their bitter separation as they finally decided to stop trashing each other throughout the proceedings.