Brad Pitt Determined to Repair Relationship with His Children Amid Ongoing Legal Battle with Angelina Jolie
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In the midst of his heated legal feud with ex-wife Angelina Jolie, famed actor Brad Pitt has reportedly expressed his unwavering determination to mend his relationship with his estranged children. The former power couple's eldest daughter, 17-year-old Shiloh Jolie-Pitt, recently filed a petition in a Los Angeles court to remove her father's last name from her surname, a decision that left Pitt devastated, as it symbolized a deepening estrangement that has been brewing for years, according to an inside source.
While Pitt's relationship with his children has been strained for some time, insiders claim that the actor is not ready to give up on rebuilding the once-close bond he shared with them. However, the news that his children are dropping his last name has deeply upset Pitt, signaling the potential challenges he faces in reconnecting with them.
On the other hand, Pitt's estranged children have seemingly struggled to forgive and form a connection with him since the messy divorce from their mother. The insider shared that Angelina Jolie has been the head of the household, raising their children with love and selflessness throughout their lives. The source further noted that the children found it difficult to witness Pitt and Jolie engage in a contentious legal battle after his departure.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's separation dates back to 2016, marking the beginning of a complex legal journey for the former Hollywood couple. The ongoing legal proceedings have involved the couple's six children: Shiloh, 17; Maddox, 22; Pax, 20; Zahara, 19; and twins Vivienne and Knox, both 15.
While the path to reconciliation may be challenging, Pitt remains committed to repairing his relationship with his children, even amidst the ongoing legal turmoil. As the battle continues in court, all parties involved are hopeful that a resolution can be reached that prioritizes the best interests of the children and allows for healing within the family.