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CLAIM: Angelina Jolie Using Buddhist Monk and Astrology to Pick Wedding Date

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3:05 pm, June 1st, 2012

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“Angelina Jolie has tapped a Buddhist astrologer to choose the date for her wedding to Brad Pitt!” announces the National Enquirer.

The tabloid cites “sources” who say Jolie is consulting a monk at the Wat Khmer Buddhist temple in Los Angeles to determine the perfect day for her nuptials.

One “source” explains, “Angie has used Buddhist astrology in the past to help her pick the best, or most auspicious days, for important moments in her life.”

Oooh, really?!

“She’s relied on the Buddhist calendar to plan medical procedures and vacations for herself, Brad and the kids,” continues the “source,” adding, “She’s even used it for picking the dates of her movie openings.”

No.

No she has not.

The giant movie studios that make Angelina Jolie’s movies and spend millions of dollars on marketing them pick the dates those movies open — not a Buddhist monk.

Not that we’d expect the Enquirer, which claimed in April that the Jolie-Pitt wedding would happen in the Bahamas before Jolie begins shooting Maleficent this month, to care much about reality.

Funny how the magazine didn’t mention anything about Buddhist astrology when it fabricated those supposed wedding plans.

A source close to the couple tells Gossip Cop it’s “absolutely false” that Jolie is relying on a monk for her (still undetermined) wedding date.

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  • Guest

    Actually, this is one of my favorites. This one and the big wedding in India (where they are not Buddhist monks for the most part) from last year or the one that had her brother officiating on some beach somewhere and he is for sure, not a Monk. But at least it is not an ugly, mean fictional account of something that never happened like the NE writes so frequently ( like so many others in other tabloids too) and is only another harmless piece of funny fiction.

  • Janet

    You must have missed the story in the same issue where Aniston sent Jolie $1000 worth of tiger lilies (orange lilies are a symbol for hate in flower talk) after she learned about their engagement, and Brad is terrified that the two will meet up for a face-to-face and end up beating each other into a coma. Check it out on the Celebitchy web site. It’s hilarious.

  • Janet

    Of course the above isn’t true but you can’t keep the National Enquirer from printing whatever bullshit story their editors dream up in their pointy little heads. At the least, they are good for some laughs.

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