Angelina Jolie et Brad Pitt, deux stars dans le Var : du paradis à l’enfer

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Brad Pitt et Angelina Jolie au Festival de Cannes en 2008. VALERY HACHE / AFP

PITT – JOLIE DANS LE VAR, L’HISTOIRE SECRÈTE – Chaque jour,  Le Figaro raconte la saga de Brad Pitt et Angelina Jolie en Provence. Tombés amoureux du domaine viticole de Miraval, les acteurs s’y marient le 14 août 2014. Avant de s’entredéchirer sur son sort.

«Toute ma vie, je n’ai fait que regarder par la fenêtre… en me disant qu’il existait un endroit où je finirais par m’enraciner et être heureuse », déclara un jour Angelina Jolie. Ce lieu aurait pu être Miraval. Une extraordinaire propriété en Provence, près du village de Correns, dans le Var. Une région sauvage à une heure des aéroports de Nice ou Marseille d’où les stars internationales embarquent et débarquent au rythme de leurs échappées à l’écart du bruit et de la fureur médiatique. Ici, dans ce paysage à couper le souffle entre gorges et garrigue, se trouve un lieu préservé des ravages du temps et des hommes. Angelina Jolie rêva de s’y poser pour toujours avec Brad Pitt et leur famille arc-en-ciel. Las. C’était en juin 2007. Le rêve relève, depuis longtemps, de l’histoire ancienne.

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