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It has been more than eight years since Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been fighting over legal issues following their separation. From the custodial battle of their six children to the French winery case, the couple have been locked in a number of disputes.
Now the father of the actress, Jon Voight, has come forward to address the issue between the couple while calling out Brad Pitt in his statement.
Jon Voight, who is known for his fabulous performances in films such as Anaconda, National Treasure, Mission Impossible, and more, shared his views on the ongoing family struggles. Speaking to Fox News Digital, he said that he doesn’t talk to his grandchildren “as much as (he’d) like.” While prompting his upcoming movie, Reagan, he called out Brad Pitt and talked about the resolution of the couple’s ongoing legal battle.
“I wish they’d find a way to make peace,” Voight stated. He then went on to add that the six kids of the Bullet Train actor and Angelina Jolie need stability, stressing that he loves his grandchildren and his daughter Jolie a lot. He expressed that he expects Brad to step up to do what he has to do, “end this nonsense.”
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie filed for divorce in 2016 after being married for two great years. The couple had chosen to go separate ways, allegedly after getting into a physical altercation on a plane. Before they tied the knot on August 14, 2014, they shared a romantic relationship, all of which ended after twelve years of being together.
After both stars became legally single in 2019, the actress was granted sole custody of their minor kids, and Brad Pitt was granted joint custody for a short period. Later, the Wolfs actor was granted custodial time with the minors. At present, the custodial issues are still unclear.
The couple also got into a legal battle over their French winery, Château Miraval, as Pitt sued Jolie for breach of contract in 2022. Meanwhile, speaking of Jon Voight, he will be next seen in the biographical drama movie Reagan, starring Dennis Quaid, Penelope Ann Miller, and more.
The movie focuses on Ronald Reagan’s life and will be told by Viktor Ivanov, a former KGB agent, who will be played by Angelina Jolie’s father.
Reagan will be released on August 30, 2024.
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The B-Komachi live tour has continued its progress toward the final performance on Christmas Day, and during this time, Fuyuko Niino turned down Hikaru Kamiki‘s plea to turn herself in to the police. As she began to see Ruby Hoshino as a threat to Ai’s idol legacy, the obsessive woman stabbed Ruby on the day of the Christmas performance.
With the last chapter ending in such a cliffhanger, fans have been looking forward to Oshi No Ko Chapter 159 to find out Ruby’s fate and the consequences of Niino’s actions. The manga chapter’s release is two weeks away, so don’t miss it as it drops. Keep reading to find out the release date, expected plot and more.
According to MANGAPlus, Oshi No Ko Chapter 159 is set to be released on Thursday, September 5, 2024, at 12 am JST. However, due to global time zone variations, readers in most countries will receive it a day earlier, on Wednesday, September 4, 2024.
Physical copies of Oshi No Ko Chapter 159 will be released in Weekly Young Jump 2024 #40 on the release date. Digitally, the chapter will be exclusively available on Shueisha’s MANGAPlus platform, accessible through its website and mobile app.
Oshi No Ko Chapter 159 is expected to pick up from the aftermath of Ruby Hoshino’s stabbing. The primary focus will likely be on whether Ruby survives this attack, contrasting her situation with that of her mother, Ai Hoshino.
Unlike Ai, who faced danger alone, Ruby has the support of Aqua and Miyako, which may increase her chances of survival. How they respond to the crisis will be critical to this, including taking Ruby to the hospital and possibly apprehending Niino for her actions.
Given that the event happens on the day of B-Komachi’s last performance, Ruby likely will not be able to perform in Oshi No Ko Chapter 159. However, since Aqua already suspected Niino’s involvement in the murders, it is highly likely that there were preparations made beforehand.
Titled Jewel, Oshi No Ko Chapter 158 begins as B-Komachi performs on stage before their enthusiastic fans, including Fuyuko Niino. The former idol observes Ruby’s growth as an idol, and considers her to have surpassed Ai Hoshino.
After the performance, Mem-Cho meets her friend Anemone backstage, while Ruby is surprised to see Akane in Miyazaki, as the group’s tour will later take them to Tokyo. Akane explains that she may be too busy to attend the Tokyo performance, which falls on Christmas.
When Ruby jokes about Akane having a new boyfriend, Akane quickly denies it in Oshi No Ko Chapter 158. Ruby then suggests Akane see Kana, but Akane hesitates, admitting that she and Kana do not see eye to eye when it comes to Kana’s idol career.
Akane enjoys Kana’s performances but can only process them by imagining Kana as an actress playing the role of an idol. Akane acknowledges that this tour marks Kana’s final moments as an idol. Ruby and Akane then discuss the challenges of being an idol.
Ruby recognizes that while she excels in this field, the career is often short-lived, and the only way to maintain relevance is by becoming a lasting memory for fans. Oshi No Ko Chapter 158 then shifts to outside the concert area, where Fuyuko Niino is on the phone with Hikaru Kamiki.
He asks her to surrender to the police with him. Niino refuses, believing that their actions, especially the murder of Ryosuke, have irrevocably changed things. Niino ends up blaming Ruby for her troubles. Oshi No Ko Chapter 158 ends as she stabs her on Christmas morning.
Stay tuned to Pinkvilla for more updates on Ruby’s fate in the Oshi No Ko manga.
*The release dates and times provided are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change at the discretion of the creators.