Dec 16, 2025
Wtf, is this? π³ whole lot of people tagged in this post- Cait, Taylor Swift...even UK and Scotland's Parliament π«’
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Wtf, is this? π³ whole lot of people tagged in this post- Cait, Taylor Swift...even UK and Scotland's Parliament π«’
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One of those daughters (Vivian) is still a minor, so this statement is not true or accurate. You have to be a legal adult to change your name.
But I don't know why Jolie supporters think this supports her parenting skills. It doesn't. It does prove that she's been engaging in parental alienation the entire time. I have no doubt she highly encouraged her kids to drop Pitt's last name just as she dropped her own father's name.
These comments about Jolie occurred in a discussion about second son Pax doing reckless shit in LA. The kid had a serious crash and wasn't wearing a helmet.
I totally expect more articles in the future--whether it be short term or long term--about the "troubled" Jolie-Pitt kids. Those kids are not going to be well adjusted adults, and it's going to be because of their mother, not their dad.
