When they walked down the aisle, Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt didn’t bother to sign a prenuptial agreement. This would have allowed Aniston to cash in bigtime in the event of a divorce, but instead, she walked away with the residence she and Pitt had purchased together. They bought the Beverly Hills home in 2001 for $13.1 million and began a three-year renovation together, which Aniston took much pride in. During a 2004 chat with The Guardian, she shared, “Something about creating a foundation with someone. It is a fascinating process, and I really do believe it’s such a test to a relationship that it’s the same thing as the stories you hear about having babies.” Sadly, this home was up for grabs in their divorce.
At the time of their split, the house was valued at $29 million. When their divorce was finally settled in October 2005, Aniston was awarded the house. She was also given a minor stake in their company, Plan B Productions, which has produced films such as “12 Years a Slave” and “Troy.” Pitt retained the majority stake in the company, which was valued at $50 million when they parted ways. As the sole owner of the company, Pitt was able to sell Plan B in 2022 to the French media company Mediawan, though it’s unclear what compensation, if any, Aniston received from the sale.
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