Angelina Jolie leaves onlookers spellbound as she steps out with son Maddox
Angelina Jolie arrives at the airport with son Maddox after star-studded NYC party
Hollywood star Angelina Jolie dropped jaws as she arrived at the JFK airport in New York City with her eldest son Maddox.
The Maria actress looked drop-dead-gorgeous in an all-black outfit, consisting of a black duster coat, cinched at the waist with a belt, and a shiny matching dress underneath, which fell below the length of her coat.
During her awe-inspiring outing, Brad Pitt's ex-wife completed her look with black pumps, dark shades, and a brown leather bag, hanging over her arm.
To elevate her look, the 42-year-old star let her blonde hair loose, parting them in the middle.
Jolie’s son, 23-year-old Maddox, who was adopted from an orphanage in Cambodia in 2002, also sported an all-black ensemble, which included fitted pants, matching t-shirt, zipper jacket and sneakers.
In one of the pictures shared by a fan account on Instagram, the Maleficent star appeared to be having a conversation with a man standing at her right, as they were departing the plane and walking towards the tunnel leading to the airport.
This airport spotting comes after the Golden Globe winner hosted a star-studded party at her Atelier Jolie shop in New York City on Wednesday, October 2nd.
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