Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s divorce: How it affected their family and divided their kids.

When Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie got together in the mid-2000s, they became the ultimate power couple. While the pair hit plenty of glamorous red carpets together, their best accessories are undoubtedly their gaggle of kids: sons Maddox, 20, Pax, 18, and Knox, 14, as well as daughters Zahara, 17, Shiloh, 16, and Vivienne, 14.

Over the years, fans followed their every move as the bustling brood traveled the world with their adorable kids, but when their romance started to crack, so did their family dynamic.

In the beginning of their relationship, everything went swimmingly; so much so, the actor, 58, formally adopted the children Jolie, 47, already had. But when the superstars separated in 2016, the kids began living with the actress, and these days, they even accompany her to Hollywood events.

On the other hand, the hunk hasn’t been photographed with one of his children in years.

To this day, the exes have yet to work out an official custody agreement, though at one point, Jolie was trying to get full custody as Pitt was investigated over an alleged incident between him and Maddox. He was cleared of all charges, but there still seems to be animosity between the Salt star’s eldest kids and their father.

“Maddox, Pax and Zahara don’t really see both sides of the picture,” an insider previously told OK!. “They’re Team Angelina and essentially kicked their dad to the curb years ago.”

On the other hand, their first biological child, Shiloh, tries to remain neutral.

“Shiloh wishes her mom and dad could find it in their hearts to forgive each other and just move on peacefully,” the insider added. “She’s always reminding her mom and dad of the good times they shared. It pains her terribly to see them treating each other like they’re some type of monster.”

So far, her pleas have yet to work with her older brothers, but the source noted Zahara “is warming up to the idea, and it’s because of Shiloh’s influence that Vivienne and Knox want to see more of their dad.”

Source:https://okmagazine.com