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    Brad Pitt’s children ‘don’t speak to him anymore’

    Kelly WhitewoodBy 2 Mins Read

    Although his three oldest children are not interested in communicating with him at the moment, Brad Pitt is still hoping that he may reconnect with them.

    OK Magazine claims that after his messy breakup with Angelina Jolie, A-lister Pitt is eager to make peace.

    Maddox, 22, Pax, 20, and Zahara, 18, are the children of the couple; according to the article, it has been an extremely long time since they last spoke to their father. It goes on to say that Pitt is still hoping for a future where he can fix this.

    No one should be surprised to hear that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are no longer on good terms.

    The media-loving superstars, who became known as “Brangelina,” started a romance that made headlines around the globe after falling in love on the set of Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

    But Jolie decided she had had enough and filed for divorce in 2016, saying they couldn’t be more different. Maddox, Pax, Shiloh, Zahara, Vivienne, and Knox are the six children of the couple, and she has also filed for sole custody of them.

    Shiloh, 17, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 15 years old, are Brad’s youngest children. Currently, he is able to spend time with them because to his custody agreement.

    Following the notorious 2016 plane incident, Maddox allegedly testified against Pitt in court. Meanwhile, Pax’s unearthed Father’s Day tirade in which he attacked his father as a “f***ing awful human being” grabbed headlines.

    Brad Pitt is planning to marry his girlfriend Ines de Ramon, his first serious relationship since his time with Angelina. However, he is aware of the emotional distress and financial hardship caused by his previous marriage, which has been accompanied by high legal bills and negotiations. Pitt is hopeful that his children will change their minds and that things will improve for him and his kids soon.

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