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The FBI is gathering information about an incident involving Brad Pitt and his family aboard a private flight last week, the agency confirmed Thursday.
Spokeswoman Laura Eimiller said the agency is still evaluating whether to open an investigation into allegations Pitt was abusive during the flight toward one of his six children with actress Angelina Jolie Pitt, as several media outlets have reported.
The reports from anonymous sources state the actor is under investigation by a child welfare agency because of the Sept. 14 incident. The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Families refused to say whether it was investigating Pitt.
A representative for Pitt declined comment Thursday.
Jolie Pitt filed for divorce Monday and her lawyer released a statement the following day saying she came to the decision "for the health of the family." She listed their separation date as Sept. 15, the day after the alleged plane incident, and is seeking sole custody of all six of the children.
A phone message left for Jolie Pitt's attorney Laura Wasser was not returned Thursday.
Amara Suarez, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services, said the agency could not confirm whether it was investigating Pitt or the well-being of the former couple's children.
