Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s kids Shiloh, 17, Zahara, 18, Pax, 19, and Knox, 14, enjoy rare sibling outing together
ANGELINA Jolie and Brad Pitt’s children have kicked off their summer with some brother-sister bonding.
The A-list actors’ four kids, Shiloh, Zahara, Pax, and Knox were recently seen getting a dose of caffeine in the hillside of Los Angeles, California.
The U.S. Sun exclusively obtained snaps of the foursome visiting Maru Coffee, a coffeehouse in the scenic Los Angeles neighborhood, Los Feliz.
Shiloh, 17, led the pack as they trotted into the coffeehouse, interacting cheerfully with one another.
Paparazzi snapped pics of them laughing as they approached the eatery and of them calmly carrying their iced lattes while they exited the establishment.
Shiloh carried two drinks in her hand, presumably holding one for her brother Knox, 14, since he was the only sibling who wasn’t carrying a latte.
The Jolie-Pitt relatives sported relaxed outfits: Shiloh sported an oversized red hoodie, black shorts, and black high-top Converse, while Pax and Knox wore a T-Shirt, jeans, and sneakers.
Zahara, 18, donned a black crewneck, jeans, and black Converse.
From the pics, it seems that Shiloh, Zahara, Pax, and Knox have a thriving siblingship.
Angelina, 48, and Brad, 59, raised the four teens alongside their other two children Maddox, 21, and Knox’s twin sister Vivienne over the course of their marriage.
The former golden couple of Hollywood split in 2016 after 12 years together, with the Tomb Raider actress citing “irreconcilable differences” on the divorce papers.
FAMILY AFFAIR
Angelina juggled the dilemma of many split families during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic – how to manage split custody and visitation.
The former couple ferried their six children between their homes during the lockdown, as they split time between them, according to DailyMail.com.
Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Vivienne, and Knox, who were youngsters at the time, spent time with both parents, at their homes.
Which are nearby to each other in the exclusive Los Felix neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Meanwhile, Maddox was already legally an adult, so he could make his own choices –
He was believed to have a frosty relationship with his dad.
Angelina recently told Time magazine of the struggle to socialize and maintain a routine for children during the pandemic.
“COVID-19 has cut children off from their friends, their regular schooling and their freedom of movement,” she told them.
Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox have already been home-schooled for years, so it wouldn’t be a huge change for them.
SCHOOL DAZE
Maddox was studying biotechnology and life sciences abroad at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea, in 2020.
However, he was forced to return to Los Angeles after his freshman year was interrupted by the coronavirus crisis.
Maddox is understood to be using his time at Angelina’s $24 million mansion in Los Feliz to focus on his Korean and Russian studies.
His younger siblings rely on tutors for basic subjects such as reading and arithmetic, plus extra lessons to learn languages and musical instruments – such as guitar for Shiloh.
Their teachers are likely to be using video-conferencing for their classes while California’s statewide stay-at-home order remains in place.
However, classes like karate and boxing, taken by the kids, will have been put on hold during the pandemic.
The former couple – reportedly reached a custody agreement in November 2018 in which Jolie retains primary custody of their children, but Brad gets plenty of visitation time.
The Oscar-winner’s single-block home – which he bought for $1.7million in 1994 before buying up adjacent property as his family grew – is close-by to Angelina’s.
He has plenty of toys for the kids when they are staying with him.
As well as two outdoors swimming pools, he has a giant trampoline, and a huge skate bowl to help the kids keep active during the pandemic.
It’s not known how many of their usual staff have continued working with them during the lockdown, as the Jolie-Pitt clan is usually surrounded by a team of security guards, nannies, tutors, and drivers.