Angelina Jolie reportedly netted $80 million after ending a bitter divorce battle with Brad Pitt.

Until recently, the two were locked in a legal battle for more than eight years over the details of their divorce, despite having a prenuptial agreement before their 2014 marriage.

Angelina Jolie's post-divorce earnings reportedly include her stake in a winery she co-owns with Brad Pitt and a Winston Churchill painting she received as a gift from the actor.

After a legal battle that lasted more than eight years, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie settled their divorce just before the end of the year, according to documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on December 30.

Financial records were not disclosed in the documents, so it is not clear who received what. However, according to Daily MailJolie walked away $80 million richer after taking Pitt "through the ringer" during a lengthy court battle.

Before marrying in 2014, the two signed a prenuptial agreement that allowed them to keep their personal assets while dividing their joint equity in the event of a divorce.

Unfortunately for Pitt, this arrangement helped Jolie earn $64 million when she sold her 50 percent stake in the Château Miraval winery, which she co-owned with the actor.

She also kept $11.5 million in proceeds from a Winston Churchill painting she auctioned after initially receiving the rare painting as a gift from Pitt.

Despite his now ex-wife getting so much, Pitt doesn't seem to mind and is focused on the fact that his marriage to the actress is officially over.

"(He's) relieved to finally have that weight off him," the source said Daily Mail about the actor. "He's no longer tied to his marriage to Angelina in any way. She's really challenged him and he's just glad this part is over."

Meanwhile, Jolie also shares her sense of relief that their divorce battle is now over after being completely exhausted by the legal hurdles she has had to endure over the years.

"More than eight years ago, Angelina filed for divorce from Mr. Pitt," the actress' lawyer said in a statement. "This is just one part of a long process that began eight years ago. Frankly, Angelina is exhausted, but she is relieved that this part is over."

According to Daily Maila source familiar with the situation revealed why Pitt decided to settle his contentious divorce case with his ex-wife.

An insider told the outlet that the 61-year-old actor was "relieved" about the split after he was tired of it because he believed Jolie was "dragging her legs" on the divorce.

They added that his intention to marry his girlfriend Ines de Ramon in 2025 is the reason why he decided to finalize their divorce.

"They want to get married next year and Brad has agreed because he wants to keep his kids on his side to keep his new marriage going," the insider said. "Obviously, Ines wants to have children too and has been putting pressure on him to sort things out as soon as possible."

Although their divorce is settled, the former couple is still struggling over the winery they once co-owned.

According to a source close to Pitt, the duo "acquired Miraval with the intention of keeping it 100 percent in the family."

The source added: "They wanted to pass this on to their children so they could one day run the business, which would provide a lucrative and stable future for all of them."

However, in 2022, Jolie changed her plans and sold her share, which Pitt claims violated a verbal agreement that neither would sell their shares without the other's consent.

Now the former couple could finally go to trial in the case later this year after Superior Court Judge Lia Martin recently rejected Jolie's latest motion to dismiss.

As the case progresses, multiple sources have indicated that the situation for the former couple is likely to become even more complicated.

"It's already been ugly, but it's about to get even uglier because Angie wants to get back at Brad and will try to continue settling old personal scores," an insider told Daily Mail.

Another source criticized Jolie for mixing personal matters with the legal dispute instead of keeping it limited to business matters.

"This is a straightforward business dispute, but unfortunately, the other side has consistently introduced personal elements that have exposed weaknesses in their case and complicated and prolonged the proceedings." the source said.