Angelina Jolie on her children: Privacy is the greatest asset

Angelina Jolie on her children: Privacy is the greatest asset

Hollywood star Angelina Jolie, known for her impressive career and countless awards, has revealed surprising details about her home and children. Despite her numerous awards, including an Oscar for the drama “Crazy,” there are no trophies on display in her home. “I never wanted it to be a focus in my house,” the 49-year-old explains in an interview with Access Hollywood. Instead, she put up a broken statue made by her children, which has a very personal meaning for Jolie.

In another conversation with Michael Strahan for "Good Morning America," Jolie emphasizes the importance of her six children, whom she describes as her greatest joy. Sons Maddox (23) and Pax (20) even accompanied her as assistants to the filming of her last film “Maria”. Angelina attaches great importance to her family's privacy: "None of my children want to appear in front of the camera at the moment," she is quoted by 20 Minutes. This is due to their belief that children deserve more privacy in adulthood after growing up in public.

Family challenges and legal disputes

Despite the strong family ties, there are also challenges in Angelina Jolie's life. Some of her family, including ex-husband Brad Pitt's parents, have reportedly not had contact with the children for years. According to 20 Minutes, this is “heartbreaking” for the grandparents, who can no longer see the grandchildren. The reason lies in the incomplete divorce and the associated legal disputes between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. Currently, the family is prioritizing their solidarity while navigating legal turmoil.

Despite the challenges, the Hollywood actress remains focused on her children and their well-being; however, the influence of the public remains pervasive. Balancing private life and public interest is a constant challenge for Jolie.