Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie Split: Living Separate Lives For Over A Year

The year has already claimed the lives of some pretty big stars. Is Brad Pitt, 52, and Angelina Jolie’s marriage the next casualty? Though Angelina, 40, and Brad have been together for over a decade, he’s reportedly ready to call it quits and file for divorce

These two Hollywood legends have “been living separate lives” while dealing with marriage problems for over a year, a source tells In Touch magazine. After they had “a series of relationship-ending fights” during the family’s Christmas vacation, “the day of reckoning is here.” Brad “feels like she doesn’t listen,” according to the insider, “so he’s given up.”

Angelina and Brad tied the knot in Aug. 2014 but marriage is not working out for these mega-stars. “Dedicating their lives to film work, human rights and their children left them little time for each other,” the source told In Touch. And when they do manage to get together, they end up “squabbling” or passing the time in “frozen silence.

Angelina may have hinted at these alleged troubles when she spoke to The Telegraph in Nov. 2015. “We have fights and problems like any other couple,” she said. “We have days when we drive each other absolutely mad and want space.” Though Angie admitted that she and Brad have “issues,” she couldn’t keep her hands off of him at the premier of their movie, By The Sea. You can watch all of Brad and Angie’s movies anytime and anywhere — including Mr. & Mrs. Smith — by signing up for Amazon Prime.

Angie and Brad may get all the space they want, right in time for Valentine’s Day, as the source tells In Touch that a possible split announcement could come as soon as February while Brad’s off filming. Though Brad and Angie reportedly can’t stay in the same room together without fighting, they’ve made preparations to spare their kids from the pain of the break-up.

 “Their alone time [has] dissolved into a tense negotiation over how they’ll keep the family going after the divorce,” the source says, adding that when Brad and Angie “will each spend time with their kids, individually and collectively, just like they’ve done in the past.”