In early 2005, rumors spread like wildfire about a burgeoning romance between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, particularly when photos of the two of them together in Africa emerged.
Jann Wenner, who is the founder of Rolling Stone and was once the owner or Us Weekly, has revealed where the tip that made those photos possible came from!
In his new memoir Like A Rolling stone, he opened up about how he was able to obtain those photos. Jann said in his memoir:
“The tipster was Angelina.”
He went on to elaborate on the effect of those coveted snapshots:
“We got the photo, we got the proof.
We had the worldwide scoop, the debut of Brangelina.”
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