HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — With a household that now includes six children, Angelina Jolie says that her acting days may very well end soon.
"I don't plan on acting very long," the 33-year-old actress tells the BBC. "I'm ready to do a few things now and fade away and get ready to be a grandma one day."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — With a household that now includes six children, Angelina Jolie says that her acting days may very well end soon.
"I don't plan on acting very long," the 33-year-old actress tells the BBC. "I'm ready to do a few things now and fade away and get ready to be a grandma one day."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Angelina Jolie says she and her beau Brad Pitt aren't ready to throw in the towel when it comes to adding to their ever-growing family.
"We're open to anything, we love kids and we're having a great time," the 33-year-old actress told Access Hollywood at Sunday's "Kung Fu Panda" DVD release party in Hollywood. "It's chaos in our house, but it's so much fun. We’ll definitely have more."
Jolie and Pitt welcomed twins Knox and Vivienne in July. The superstar couple is also proud parents to three adopted children — Maddox, 6, Pax, 4, and Zahara, 3, as well as biological daughter, Shiloh, 2.
Looking stunning in a long-sleeved black Ralph Lauren dress, Jolie said having a full house helped get her back into shape after her latest pregnancy.
"I'm running around after six of them," she told Access. "Swimming with the kids a little and things like that, [too]."
Jolie said she's also thankful to have a "great partner" in Pitt.
"He's the best daddy and we have fun, so whenever it gets hard we can just look at each other and find a way to laugh about and just appreciate that they're only little once, and we should enjoy every minute," she said.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Angelina Jolie says she was perfectly happy adopting and had no plans to get pregnant again until her beau Brad Pitt convinced her otherwise.
NEW YORK — Angelina Jolie made her eagerly-anticipated appearance on the red carpet Saturday night, attending the "Changeling" premiere at the 46th New York Film Festival.
Jolie, 33, and her longtime beau, Brad Pitt, 44, arrived with their six children in New York City last week. It marked the first time that the couple been in the U.S. since welcoming twins, Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline, back in July in France.
NEW YORK — Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are back in town.
The couple and their six children have arrived in New York, where Jolie is expected to attend Saturday's premiere of "The Changeling" at the city's film festival.
It marks the first time that Jolie, 33, and Pitt, 44, have been in the U.S. since welcoming twins, Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline, in France back in July.
Pitt skipped out on yesterday's German premiere of his film, "Burn After Reading," in order to join Jolie in New York City.
The couple spent most of September living in Berlin, where Pitt was shooting the Quentin Tarantino World War II drama, "Inglorious Bastards."
PARIS — French police are investigating a fight that broke out Thursday between camouflaged paparazzi and security at the southern France home of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt.
PARIS — The world might have a wait a little bit longer for Angelina Jolie's baby twins to arrive.
Jolie's obstetrician, Dr. Michel Sussmann, spoke at a news conference Wednesday at Lenval Hospital in Nice, assuring everyone that the 33-year-old movie star had not encountered any sort of medical emergency.
PARIS — Angelina Jolie has checked into a hospital in the south of France as she prepares for the arrival of her baby twins, the Associated Press reports.
A hospital spokesperson at Lenval Hospital in Nice said Jolie's admittance has been planned for some time.
"[She] is fine," Nadine Bauer told AP. "Everything is going well."
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