Angelina Jolie and her lookalike daughter Vivienne, 15, smile while out in New York City: Photos
The ‘Tomb Raider’ actor and her youngest kid were seen smiling and laughing together at JFK Airport in New York!
Angelina Jolie, 48, and her mini-me daughter Vivienne, 15, appeared to be having a great time together as they went through New York’s JFK Airport on Thursday.
The Salt actress looked elegant in a tan, mid-length trench coat teamed with grey wide-leg slacks, as seen in photographs and video HERE. She completed the ensemble with matching tan pump shoes and sunglasses,
going light on makeup and putting her brown hair into a loose updo. Angie smiled joyfully as she walked down the bustling street, speaking with her daughter.
Her adolescent daughter looked delighted to be spending time with her mother, dressed casually in a long-sleeved blue top, black sweatpants, and a black mask. She removed the mask at one point to reveal a startling likeness to both her famous parents, Angelina and ex Brad Pitt.
Vivienne wore her light brown hair straight about her shoulders and accessorised with a pair of canvas high heel trainers.
Vivienne is one of the former couple’s two youngest children, along with twin brother Knox Jolie-Pitt. Brad and Angelina, who memorably co-starred in Mr. & Mrs. Smith, have three adopted children, Maddox, Zahara, and Pax, as well as one biological child, Shiloh.
Angelina talked up about her children’s development as they approached adulthood in a 2021 interview. «They’re pretty great people, and because there’s so many of them, I think they’ve had a very significant effect on each other,» she said at the time.
«It’s not like I’m in charge of anything.» I’m open and honest with my children. And I’m really human when it comes to my children.»
She also emphasised how unique they are, despite having the same renowned parents. «I have six very individual human beings in my home,» she explained. «I am ecstatic about all of the different stages, emotions, and curiosities that they go through.»
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