Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie all set to get marrried this Christmas

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have reportedly signed a pre-nuptial agreement worth £200 million.

The couple - who raise six children together - are planning to marry over Christmas and the 'Moneyball' actor has had his lawyers draw up a 101-page document which states that, in the event of a split, he will keep his pre-marital £110 million fortune and his partner's £90 million assets will also be protected.

And the agreement also states the couple would share equal joint custody of their kids if they ever go their separate ways.

A source told Grazia UK magazine: "Angelina has always been a bit reluctant about having a pre-nup but Brad persuaded her it's for the best.

"He's a romantic guy, but also very practical, and given they're worth £200 million between them, with six children and a lot of property across the globe, it definitely makes sense.

"Both Brad and Angelina have been married before so they know how messy a divorce can get. It's even more important this time because there are children involved and Brad wants them to cover all eventualities."

The couple can't legally marry in France as they are not residents of the country, but are planning a wedding blessing at their French home following a ceremony in Hawaii, Angelina's late mother Marcheline Bertrand's favourite place.

The source said: "Hawaii means that her mother can be a part of a small ceremony on her favourite beach. Then the main event will be a wintery-themed bash in France with all of their closest friends and family. Everyone, especially the children, is very excited.

"They love the idea of a Christmas wedding at their French home, Chateau Miraval, with a big roaring fire and lots of festive decorations."

Brad Pitt won't let kids watch new movie

Brad Pitt will only let his eldest son, Maddox, watch his new film.

The '12 Years a Slave' star and producer, who has six children, Maddox, 12, Pax, nine, Zahara, eight, Shiloh, seven, and five-year-old twins, Knox and Vivienne, with his fiancee Angelina Jolie, thinks they are too young to understand the film now but hopes they will watch it when they're older.

The 49-year-old actor told the TODAY show in a new interview that will air tomorrow (16.10.13): "Maybe my eldest I would, right now. I'd rather for the others to get a little bit older and understand the dynamics of the world a little more."

The movie tells the true story of Solomon Northup, who is abducted and sold into slavery in New York.

Brad plays a Canadian who works on the plantation where Solomon is sent and although he only has a small part in the movie, he said the role is one of his proudest to date.

He added: "It's why I got into film in the first place. It's one of those few films that cuts to the base of our humanity."

The actor also insisted he isn't worried about celebrating his 50th birthday in December and has "no complaints" about getting older.

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