When attending the opening of their Broadway musical 'The Outsiders', the teen teases her mother by posing with Justin Levine and ignoring the actress on the red carpet.
- Apr 11, 2024
AceShowbiz - Angelina Jolie's daughter Vivienne Jolie-Pitt has made a rare public appearance with her mother, only to ignore her on the red carpet. The mother and daughter duo attended the opening of their Broadway musical "The Outsiders" on Thursday night, April 11.
In photos from the event, the two ladies flashed a smile to the camera while posing together. They were later joined by Justin Levine, who partially is behind the show's book, music and lyrics, and that's when apparently Vivienne and Justin decided to get playful.
The two, who were twinning in blue jumpsuit, then posed with their hands on each other's shoulders, leaving out Angelina who only smiled while looking at the youngsters' mischievousness.
For the occasion, the Oscar-winning actress oozed modern goddess vibes by rocking a shimmering floor-length gold dress with a light brown cape layered on top. She added a pair of geometric metallic earrings for glamor and a red lipstick, while her blonde hair, which was styled in loose waves, was let loose and falling on one of her shoulders.
Vivienne opted for a more casual look in a blue jumpsuit teamed with pale blue sneakers. The teen's shoulder-length brunette hair was let down, with the front section pushed away from her face and placed behind her ears.
Angelina, who co-produces the musical for the musical adaptation of S.E. Hinton's 1967 novel along with LaChanze, The Araca Group, Francis Ford Coppola and Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures, hired her daughter Vivienne as her assistant for the production of the show.
"Viv reminds me of my mother in that she isn't focused on being the center of attention but in being a support to other creatives," the actress said in a statement in August 2023, referring her late mom Marcheline Bertrand. She explained of her daughter, "She's very thoughtful and serious about theatre and working hard to best understand how to contribute."
