Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s kids put on united front as they grab coffee together
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's kids enjoy day together as they grab coffee in California
Over the weekend, Brad and Angelina's kids were spotted grabbing coffee in Los Angeles. The group comprised Pax (19), Zahara (18), Shiloh (17), and Knox (14).
The siblings visited Maru Coffee in Los Feliz to get cold beverages and enjoyed each other's company under the bright California sun.
Clad in casual attire, the group appeared to be having a fun and relaxed time together.
As she strolled down the street, Shiloh carried an iced match and iced coffee in her hands while sporting a red Stüssy hoodie sweatshirt, black cut-off jean shorts, and black Converse sneakers.
Pax and Knox went for a more casual look with t-shirts and dark-colored pants. Pax accessorized his outfit with an alien-shaped pendant and black sunglasses.
Zahara wore a black sweatshirt, blue jeans, and a mask to cover her face. Notably absent from the coffee outing were two of the siblings, Maddox, aged 21, and Vivienne, aged 14 (who is Knox's twin sister).
Before their 12-year marriage came to an end in 2016, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie raised their six children together.
Following an alleged altercation on a private jet involving Pitt and Jolie's children, Jolie filed for divorce just a few days later.
Reports claimed that Pitt had attempted to choke and strike their eldest son Maddox, but the actor has denied these allegations.
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