When it comes to Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, the rumor mill is always working overtime. That's certainly the case this week, as a laughable new report suggests that the couple are flat broke and in massive amount of debts. Further fueling the bankruptcy rumors, it was recently revealed that Brad and Angie are selling their New Orleans mansion.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt seem to be living the perfect life. Not only do they have a big, happy family, but the celebs constantly find themselves on the A-list.
Unfortunately, their lives may not be so great after all.
According to a laughable new report by Star, Angie and Brad are in major debt. The two were actually featured on the cover of the latest issue (though not as the main feature).
Celeb Dirty Laundry reports that, according to the article, Brad and Angie are over $30 million dollars in debt:
"Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are broke! We are still trying to wrap our minds around how two of the most successful and highest-paid actors in Hollywood could be millions of dollars in debt - but according to a new report it is the result of their lavish lifestyles and over-spending. A new report reveals that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are a whopping $35 Million in debt!"
Although the tabloid failed (yet again) to offer any proof to support their claims, some recent events have certainly fueled the bankruptcy rumors.
Earlier in the month, it was revealed that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie would be selling one of their homes. But, according to TMZ, Brad and Angie will likely remain in New Orleans:
"Brad's rep just got back to us and said Brad and Angelina will look for another home 'off the beaten path down the road,' adding, 'They remain committed to, and infatuated as ever with the city of New Orleans and will continue to focus on growth in the lower 9th through the Make it Right Foundation.'"
What do you think of the latest reports? Are Brad and Angie really bankrupt? How could they possibly be in debt?
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