Angelina Jolie  and  Brad Pitt  became famous for one of the most famous romances in Hollywood. 

The actors met on the set of the film “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” and quickly fell in love with each other. Brad was supposed to leave his then wife,  Jennifer Aniston, for sexy Jolie . 

The lovers quickly decided to enlarge their family and had a group of adopted children:Maddox, Pax, Zahara, as well as biological children: Siloh, Knox and Vivienne. 

Angelina and Brad waited a long time to legalize their relationship, but soon after the wedding there was a loud breakup and divorce. 

The former spouses were supposed to fight for the children in court, and Angelina wanted to make it difficult for the star to have contact with them. 

The parents’ divorce certainly affected the children. 

So far, the media has been eager to write about the problems in raising Siloh, who has recently undergone a significant  metamorphosis  and from a “tomboy” she has become a beautiful teenager. Now foreign media report that 13-year-old Knox is causing difficulties!

Knox and Vivienne are the couple’s twins. The siblings were born in 2008. They recently appeared on the red carpet. 

“Knox is becoming more and more lonely and you can see that this is not a teenage sulk. Brad is really worried that his son is getting lost in all the female drama. His older brothers are discovering girls, they are living in their entourage. He is completely in the shadow of his sisters , even his twin always attracts attention. Brad worries that his son suffers without a male role model. 

The worst thing, however, is that it is difficult to reach him,” the informant reports.  The media reports that the teenager is supposed to relieve stress online. Knox has become addicted to online games, which he devotes a lot of time to. The boy only sees the virtual world, and the actor believes that the child should be helped. Additionally, the man thinks that Angelina may react to the problem too late. 

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Source: The Washington Post