Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt's Vineyard Feud Explored: What's The Latest On Estranged Couple's Legal Battle?
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are yet to rest their five-year public divorce battle.
As they try to get what they need in their marriage before finalizing their divorce, Brangelina's French vineyard, Chateau Miraval, appeared.
Previously, Angelina Jolie sold her share of the aforesaid vineyard. Though Pitt still has his 50 percent on the business, he expands it by doing more than making the Rose the place has always been known for.
In a report shared by People, it has been revealed that the actor is trying to become a recording studio executive while improving the famous studio standing on the grounds of the vineyard. Before revitalizing it, the owner of the vineyard, French jazz pianist Jacques Loussier, first built the recording studio.
At that time, it was one of the pioneers in the industry in France where several iconic songs were recorded.
Now, Pitt wants to breathe life into it again by modernizing everything inside it that has not been used in the past 10 years.
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In order to successfully do his plans, Pitt invited French music producer Damien Quintard and signed a joint partnership with him to renovate the studio together. Quintard famously won an Emmy for his work during the Baku Olympic Games Open Ceremony. He also made it to Forbes 30 Under 30 for France in 2020.
Pitt started calling Studio Miravel as Miraval Studios, and the actor's plans to transform it will soon be underway.
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So far, the duo expects to welcome recording artists to the studio starting this summer.
The news came after Pitt's Rose Winery released the second version of its champagne in October.
The Champagne Fleur de Miraval EER2 became the newest edition of the rose-focused winery's project on champagne. It has since been referred to as a version of "immense refinement."
"It is a celebration of the name of the Champagne House that is behind its conception, revealing an extraordinary bouquet of dried flowers where roses and peonies are delicately intertwined," the brand said. "Notes of white flowers like hawthorn and honeysuckle, acacia and linden blossom complete this unique floral composition."
With Pitt's expanding empire, he would likely be successful in his recording studio again soon.
