Angelina Jolie Apologizes To Perez Hilton Over Lawsuit Threats
Read the original letter from her attorneys!
Oct. 11 2016, Published 4:22 p.m. ET
After exposing her legal team's threatening letters online yesterday, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that Perez Hilton received an apology from Angelina Jolie.
As reported on Monday, Hilton posted a screenshot of an email correspondence with the actress' attorneys, Bert Fields and Priya Sapori, who demanded that content changes be made in an online article, titled Brad Pitt Is 'Wrecked' By Not Seeing His Kids Since Divorce News Broke, 'Willing To Do Anything' To Make Things Work, published on his site.
In his scathing response, shared on Facebook and Instagram, the 38-year-old blogger made it abundantly clear that he had no intention of making adjustments to the story.
"Unless Angelina wants to turn me into an enemy, I want an apology right now," he wrote in response to the letter. "I did nothing illegal. We stand 100% behind our reporting."
Hilton later told Jolie's attorneys: "F*** U. And suck my d***!"
READ THE ORIGINAL LETTER FROM ANGELINA'S LEGAL TEAM
But now, RadarOnline.com has exclusively seen new correspondences from a source close to Jolie, attempting to do some damage control with Hilton on the 41-year-old's behalf.
"She actually asked me to call you and apologize," the insider wrote in a new email exchange. "The new legal team blanketed this letter to a bunch of people. We know you've been a supporter. I can have her call you as well."
Do you think Perez will accept Angie's apology or continue putting the actress on blast? Will ex-husband Brad Pitt step in? Sound off in the comments below!
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