Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are not calling it quits on their five-year-long relationship, sources close to the couple say. Reports from two London tabloids this week claimed that the couple, though not married, had met with a Beverly Hills attorney to discuss splitting custody of their six children and how to divide their $320 million fortune. But a source close to Pitt told People.com that reports of a split were “totally false.’’
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