Angelina Jolie Reveals Her Future Plans About Where She’ll Live Once Her Twins Turn 18.
Angelina Jolie Opens Up About Life After Divorce: Reveals Future Plans for Post-18 Life with Twins”
Angelina Jolie, the renowned actress and humanitarian, has been navigating life after her highly publicized divorce from Brad Pitt. In a recent interview, Jolie shared her thoughts on why she currently resides in Los Angeles and her future plans for when her twins, Knox and Vivienne, turn 18.
Angelina Jolie Reveals Her Future Plans About Where She’ll Live Once Her Twins Turn 18.
Life in Los Angeles
Jolie explained that her decision to live in Los Angeles is largely due to her divorce and the need to maintain a stable environment for her children. She stated, “I’m in LA because of the divorce, and I’m trying to make sure the kids are okay.” Jolie also discussed the challenges of co-parenting with Pitt, emphasizing the importance of putting their children’s needs first.
Future Plans
However, Jolie revealed that she has her sights set on a new destination once her twins reach adulthood. She said, “As soon as they’re 18, I’ll be going somewhere else.” Although she didn’t disclose the exact location, sources close to the actress suggest she might be eyeing a move to New York City or possibly even Europe. Jolie also discussed her desire to focus on her humanitarian work and explore new creative projects.
Co-Parenting and Personal Growth
Jolie emphasized the importance of co-parenting with Pitt, saying, “We’re trying to do our best, and we’re both trying to be kind to each other.” She also touched on her personal growth journey, stating, “I’m just trying to be a better person, and I’m trying to be a better parent.” Jolie discussed her experiences with therapy and self-reflection, highlighting the importance of prioritizing mental health.
Career and Humanitarian Work
Jolie also discussed her upcoming projects, including her role in the Marvel movie “The Eternals” and her continued work with refugees and displaced people. She emphasized the need for greater global support and awareness about the refugee crisis.
