The 13-year-old daughter of the 'Maleficent' actress and the 'Ad Astra' actor is allegedly looking forward to moving in with her father as her mother is going to leave to film the MCU movie.
- Aug 30, 2019
AceShowbiz - Brad Pitt will reportedly be able to spend more with one of his children this fall. Shiloh, his 13-year-old daughter with Angelina Jolie, is said to be moving in with her father when her mother is leaving to shoot her upcoming movie, Marvel's "The Eternals".
According to OK! Magazine (via New Idea), the teen daughter of Angelina and Brad is looking forward to moving in with her dad and already has plans of what to do with him. "Shiloh and Brad will wake up early and hang in the skate park or cook breakfast with the rest of the crew. They've gotten some precious one-on-one time," a source tells the publication.
The source also claims that the Academy Award-winning producer tried to reconcile with his son Maddox before he headed off to college last week. While spending time with his children, including 18-year-old Maddox, at his ranch in Santa Barbara, the 55-year-old actor "encouraged the kids to fire off questions about what happened in the past."
"Brad's a huge believer in closure, so this is something he initiated for his own sake as well as the kids," the sources says, adding that Brad's "finally made peace" with his oldest son and "Maddox is proud of his dad for turning his life around."
Angelina dropped her eldest son Maddox off at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea, where he's studying bio engineering, earlier this month. In a video posted on the university's official Instagram page, the mother of six admitted she was "trying not to cry" while dropping her son off.
Met a few days later at Disney's D23 Expo in Anaheim, California, the 44-year-old actress admitted she had not stopped crying yet after her eldest kid left home for college. She confessed to having an ugly cry moment when she's about to leave Maddox at the college. "Oh my god, and embarrass your children ugly cry!" she revealed. "I also, just at some point, had the big [sun]glasses and the amount of times I turned and waved."
