text: Less than a week after Brad Pitt promoted Angelina Jolie from live-in girlfriend to fiancée, the United Nations has promoted the Academy Award-winning actress from goodwill ambassador to special envoy. Naturally, the second announcement raises a singular, pressing concern among the tabloid community, which has already devoted countless hours, magazine pages that double as coasters, and Web space to the humanitarian’s recently acquired jewelry: Will Jolie’s new U.N. standing put her engagement ring in danger? 
   
   Because it would be a shame for something to happen to the ring that Brad Pitt painstakingly designed over a course of a year, even if renowned celebrity jewel appraiser Us Weekly guesses that it’s worth only $250,000, one half the estimated cost of Jennifer Aniston’s bauble. Perhaps Jolie’s new job description will give us some insight into the ring-endangerment risks of a special envoy: According to the less-renowned celebrity-ring-speculation source the Associated Press, “Jolie’s new position will focus on the complex crises that result in the mass displacement of people, such as in Afghanistan and Somalia. In addition, on special occasions she will represent the U.N.’s High Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio Guterres. That can mean conveying messages to governments. It can mean conveying messages to other people and partners that we work with.” 
   
   We can assume that Jolie will likely continue to travel to refugee camps around the world and promote refugee causes, as she has done for a decade now. With that kind of traveling, we suggest that Jolie take a few jewel-safeguarding precautions, including: 1) Avoid sand, chlorine, or any substance that could damage the precious metal of your band; 2) Leave the ring in a safety security box and, as a James Bond-esque flourish, consider having a less expensive duplicate made; and 3) Dress inconspicuously to avoid attention, and turn the ring around so that the diamond is not showing. No one will ever know! 
   
   ||||| Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie already hold the record for the most expensive baby pictures ever sold -- $14 million from People magazine for the 2008 images of their twins, Vivienne and Knox. Now, could they nab the same title with their wedding photos? 
   
   “The weekly magazine market has changed beyond recognition since 2008,” one publisher told me. “Gone are the days when competing magazines would bid against each other, inflating the price of baby and wedding pictures. If Brad and Angie's twins were born today in 2012, they would be lucky if they got a third of what they got back then.” 
   
   But a market decrease shouldn't affect Brad and Angelina's personal bank account too much. They donated 100 percent of the revenue from their twins' photos to charity. 
   
   “In this market, the wedding pictures might be worth around $5 million,” one magazine insider tells me. “That would be for worldwide rights, so that whoever buys them in the USA could make money selling them to publications in other countries. Although the big question will be what sort of access will the couple allow? If it's just a few shots where you can’t see the dress or them kiss, then it could be lower.” 
   
   And although many insiders think Brangelina's wedding will be a low-key affair, look no further than Angie’s infamous right leg to understand that this actress knows how to strike a pose. 
   
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   Wedding photos are considered priceless to most people, but Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s ceremonial snaps will be worth millions of dollars! 
   
   The Hollywood couple, who announced their long-awaited engagement last week, will rake in an astounding amount of money when they walk down the aisle and say their ‘I dos’ according to a new report – and RadarOnline.com has the details. 
   
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   “That’s going to be the wedding of the century,” Gary Morgan, CEO of Splash photo agency, told Flash of Brangelina’s big day. 
   
   The longtime photo agency veteran, who estimates that the photos will demand more than $2 million in total agency sales around the world, believes that the shots will be ‘closely guarded and sold to the highest bidders in the U.S. and abroad.’ 
   
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   “They’ll revive the industry — for that week, anyway.” 
   
   The first photos of Brad and Angelina as a couple, which were taken while the costars vacationed in Kenya together with Maddox, netted the couple $1 million. 
   
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   The Hollywood power couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are finally tying the knot, but the burning question still remains: Will the longtime couple and parents-of-six have a prenuptial agreement? 
   
   According to Forbes, Brad, 48, is worth an estimated $150 million, while Angelina, 36, is worth a whopping $120 million, a net worth equaling $270 million. 
   
   “The chances of them not having a pre-nup is slim and zip,” Goldie Schon, Los Angeles Family Law Attorney, tells Celebuzz. “The fact that they waited this long to tie the knot, you can’t imagine that with this type of wealth and this type of stature that they’re not going to protect themselves so that they don’t have a situation in the future.” 
   
   While signing a prenup in Hollywood is a pretty standard procedure, could this legal procedure ultimately doom Brad and Angie’s marriage from the start? Are they wishing it to fail? 
   
   “[They] just to have something in writing, similar to a couple having a living trust or a will,” Schon explains. “It’s just a document that is going to outline for the two of them and for their family how things are going to be divided up or not divided if the two should separate.” 
   
   Our expert predicts not much will change for the couple, who’ve already been together for seven years. “Nothing is going to change. The reason they are getting married is because of their children. Their children are growing up and they are becoming more knowledgeable of what mommys and daddys are supposed to be.” 
   
   When and if a prenup such as this is drawn up, the kids will not be included. Schon explains, “You can’t put child support or child care into a prenuptial agreement because a prenup is between two people, the spouses to be. You can not contract away the rights of a child.” 
   
   Schon’s advice for Brad and Angie’s possible prenup, “What’s yours is yours and what’s mine is mine,” she insists. “That’s how it’s going to stay.” 
   
   She adds, “These two particular people are extremely affluent in their own right, when it comes to wealth, when it comes to celebrity stature and being a public figure. They are both pretty much of the same elite.” 
   
   What do you think? Should Brad and Angie get a prenup, or is it jinxing the marriage from the get-go? Sound off in the comments. ||||| Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images; Dave Hogan/Getty Images 
   
   There are many questions still unanswered about Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's engagement. 
   
   We all still want to know how the proposal went down, when and where they will say their I-dos and what the wedding dress will look like. 
   
   And then there's Jennifer Aniston—what does she think of all this? 
   
   Well, I can tell you... 
   
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   She isn't thinking much about it—if she is at all. 
   
   "She doesn't care," an Aniston pal tells me. "She really doesn't. She's happy with Justin [Theroux]. She'll probably marry him. She's moved on. People don't want to believe it, but she has." 
   
   No doubt the celebrity tabloids are going to have a field day with Aniston and Brangelina, but be careful of what you read. 
   
   Another source tells us Aniston found out about the engagement at home. "She was happy and hanging out with her man," the source said. 
   
   Aniston recently opened up about Theroux to Marie Claire Australia. ""He's a protector, for sure," she told the mag, according to Just Jared. "He's just a good human being, and so funny." 
   
   —Additional reporting by Ken Baker 
   
   Now we want to hear from you. Do you think the Jennifer Aniston and Brangelina "love triangle" drama really exists or do you think all three moved on a long time ago? Chime in below. 
   
   
   
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   On a recent spring day, Brad Pitt gathered his six kids -- Maddox, 10, Pax, 8, Zahara, 7, Shiloh, 5, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 3 -- as he presented love Angelina Jolie with a very special present: A tablet-shaped diamond engagement ring -- estimated at 16 carats and worth $500,000 -- which he helped design with jeweler Robert Procop. 
   
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   "Angelina cried and smiled" at the proposal, a confidante tells the new Us Weekly, out now. 
   
   And the children, who had been extremely eager for their parents to wed after seven years together, were equally overjoyed, the source adds. "Everyone hugged once she put [the ring] on. She went around and showed it to each of the kids." 
   
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   As the world now knows, Jolie, 36, quietly debuted that long-awaited ring at an April 11 private viewing at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, with startling photos and a confirmation from jeweler Procop and then Pitt's manager emerging two days later. 
   
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   "Angie considers herself bonded to Brad for life," adds the source. 
   
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   For much, much more on one of the biggest Hollywood engagements ever -- how son Maddox led the kids to pressure mom and dad to get hitched, their low-key wedding plans, and what Jennifer Aniston really thinks -- pick up the new Us Weekly, on stands Friday!
target: – And the sure-to-be-constant stream of Brangelina Engagement Gossip continues. The latest, per a "confidante" in Us Weekly: Brad Pitt gathered the whole family together as he presented Angelina Jolie with her brand-new engagement ring, and she "cried and smiled" as he proposed. Their six kids were similarly excited, and "everyone hugged once she put [the ring] on," the source continues. "She went around and showed it to each of the kids." Though the Us article puts the proposal on "a recent spring day," Life & Style claims the pair got engaged over Christmas, and a source tells E! they decided to get hitched "last year." More burning questions: How much will their wedding photos go for? E! shoots high with $10 million, Huffington Post says maybe $5 million, but the Daily and Radar go lower—$2 million. How does Jennifer Aniston feel about all this? She was first said to be so delighted she might actually attend the wedding. Then a source told E! that, believe it or not, "she doesn't care. She really doesn't. She's happy with Justin [Theroux]," while another source tells People, "Jen is not a bitter person and she has always wanted Brad to be happy." And Vanity Fair asks the really important question: "Will Angelina Jolie’s New Job as a UN Special Envoy Put Her Engagement Ring at Risk?" What about a prenup? Click to see what the "experts" think…