Angelina Jolie's children were "cut off" from their paternal family, with no contact for many years.

A source close to the Pitt family told People that the actor's children have not spent much time with their paternal family in recent years. The insider said the six children have rarely visited their paternal grandparents in the past five years.

The Daily Mail also quoted a source saying that Brad Pitt's parents, William and Jane Pitt, were heartbroken when their grandchildren were separated. "Brad Pitt's parents have not been able to see their beloved grandchildren for about eight years because of the divorce and the long legal battle between Brad and Angelina. Before the two divorced, the grandparents were a part of the children's lives and they spent a lot of time together. It is heartbreaking that this is no longer the case," the source revealed.

In the past, Brangelina and her children often reunited with their paternal family on special occasions or vacationed at Brad's beach house in California every summer. The couple's children are close to their cousins. In 2017, Brad's niece Sydney posted a souvenir photo with her siblings, expressing her longing after not seeing them for a long time.

Responding to the news that the children do not see their grandparents, a source from Angelina Jolie 's side told People: "Angelina does not block any means of communication or relationships between her children. Instead, she encourages the children to stay in touch with their grandparents. Her children still send cards and gifts to their grandparents on every birthday and Christmas every year."

Angelina has 6 children with Brad Pitt: Maddox, 23, Pax, 20, Zahara, 19, Shiloh, 18, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 16. All the children live with their mother after their parents divorced. For the past 8 years, the children have not been seen with Brad Pitt. His three children have dropped the Pitt name in the past year.

The source said Angelina always gives top priority to her children and the children all support their mother: "In the past few years, she has been able to build a life for herself and her children, making them happy. Angelina is proud of the resilience and strength of her children. They are all wonderful. Angelina does not want to be stuck in the past, she is actively overcoming and focusing on family, work, and the future."

Brad Pitt is currently living a happy life with his new girlfriend, Ines de Ramon. The actor is said to be celebrating a cozy Thanksgiving with Ines and both families this weekend.

The 60-year-old actor has six children with Jolie: Maddox (23), Pax (20), Zahara (19), Shiloh (18) and twins Knox and Vivienne (16). Jolie filed for divorce in 2016. The couple is currently in a tense legal battle over finances and child custody.

In response to the above statements, a source from Angelina Jolie recently shared with People magazine: "The children send cards and gifts to their grandparents every birthday and Christmas."

In October 2024, just days after the 49-year-old actress dropped her lawsuit against the Justice Department and the FBI over documents about an argument between her and her ex-husband on their private plane in 2016, a family source told reporters that Jolie was focusing on raising her six children.

"In the past few years, she has been able to build a life for herself and her children, making them happy. The actress is proud of her children's resilience and strength. The children are also her biggest supporters. Angelina Jolie is actively overcoming the past. She wants to focus on her family, work and future," the insider added. Currently, the couple is still in the process of a tense child custody dispute that has lasted for many years.

Angelina Jolie was accused of psychologically manipulating her children, pressuring them to give up their father's surname Trí Nhi17:01:41 28/05/2024The noise about the long-lasting divorce between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt is becoming increasingly tense, with a series of suspicions that Angelina Jolie is the one who psychologically manipulates her children, pressuring them to gradually give up their father's surname and abandon their father's name. male actor.