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The pair had previously installed hi-tech security system, such as lasers and sensors, to guard their collection at their various homes.
The move was insisted upon after Pitt shelled out another million on a 10-foot wide rainbow-coloured work by German surrealist Neo Rauch earlier this month.
The actor also reportedly splashed a staggering 219,000 dollars on modernist furniture by Dutch sculptors Atelier Van Lieshout.
And now the “Brad Taste” collection is said to be posing security issues.
“He has become a very serious collector and that always brings storage and display headaches,” the Daily Star quoted LA expert Eli Broad, who has been regularly consulted by the star, as saying.
A source close to Pitt also added: “Rooms in two of their US homes are already installed with lasers and sensors. You’d have to be a combat-trained limbo dancer to even think of trying to steal any of the art or furniture they have on display. Insurers have insisted they turn every home into a kind of residential Fort Knox.”
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