Brad Pitt ‘is stepping down from Hollywood deals but plans to continue acting’

Brad Pitt is reportedly retiring from his Hollywood business ventures and seeking a “laid back life” after 30 years in the spotlight.

The 59-year-old actor is believed to be attempting “semi-retirement” after selling a massive stake in his production company, Plan B.

But despite taking a step back, he still plans to continue acting — with sources claiming “he just wants to live in peace.”

‘He just wants to live in peace’: Brad Pitt, 59, is reportedly retiring from all Hollywood business ventures but plans to pursue acting after selling a huge stake in his production company

The news comes from Page Six, who claim he wants to settle down on the business front.

A source told the publication, “Brad has decided that he wants to live a peaceful life going forward and is deciding what semi-retirement looks like for him.”

“One thing he has decided is that he will probably continue acting but stay away from other business ventures,” they added.

While another explained that the Babylon actor is considering leaving Hollywood and “moving to France and doing his vineyard and his art and making furniture,” “he just wants to live in peace,” they added.

Sticking to it: But despite taking a step back, he still plans to move forward – with sources claiming “he just wants to live in peace”.

A source told Page Six, “Brad has decided that he wants to live a peaceful life going forward and is deciding what semi-retirement looks like for him.”

Brad co-owns the Château Miraval winery with his ex-wife Angelina Jolie and runs off-site businesses.

Back in September, it was revealed that Angelina’s previous company was suing the actor for $250 million for allegedly stealing her wine business.

Nouvel LLC’s countersuit is a legal setback after Pitt sued Jolie for allegations that she illegally sold her stake in Chateau Miraval, a French castle and wine brand.

On the big screen: He recently starred opposite Margot Robbie in the Hollywood film Babylon

Ownership: Brad co-owns the Château Miraval winery with his ex-wife Angelina Jolie and runs off-site businesses

And the reports come weeks after Brad sold 60 percent of his Plan B company to French media conglomerate Mediawan.

He founded Plan B in 2001 with his now ex-wife Jennifer Aniston and then-manager Brad Grey, who died in 2017. After he and Aniston divorced, Brad became the sole owner.

But amidst the many reports from various sources, it remains clear to all that he is committed to his 30-year acting career.

Other ventures: In 2001 he founded the production company Plan B with his current ex-wife Jennifer Aniston and his then manager Brad Grey, who died in 2017. After the divorce from Aniston, Brad became the sole owner