Brad Pitt's son accuses him of being an 'awful human being'
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In a world where Hollywood's glitz and glamour often mask the reality of personal lives, a resurfaced social media post has thrown a spotlight on the tumultuous relationship between A-lister Brad Pitt and his son, Pax.
The post, originally shared on Father's Day 2020, has been making the rounds again, revealing a bitter family feud that challenges the public image of the Oscar-winning actor.
Pax Jolie-Pitt, the 19-year-old son of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, posted a photo of Pitt accepting an Oscar in 2020 with the caption: 'Happy Father’s Day to this world-class a*******!'
In his scathing post, Pax accused his father of being a 'terrible and despicable person'.
'You have no consideration or empathy toward your four youngest children who tremble in fear when in your presence,' he added.
'You will never understand the damage you have done to my family because you are incapable of doing so.'
'You have made the lives of those closest to me a constant h*ll.’
'You may tell yourself and the world whatever you want, but the truth will come to light someday.’
'So, Happy Father’s Day, you f****** awful human being!'
The post, however, has since been deleted.
Pax was adopted by Angelina Jolie in 2007 when he was three years old, after his biological mother abandoned him as a newborn. Brad Pitt formally adopted him the following year.
The couple, who divorced in 2016, are also parents to Maddox, 22, Zahara, 18, Shiloh, 17, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 15.
The divorce came after an alleged physical altercation between Pitt and Jolie on a plane.
Since the split, Pitt has reportedly not been photographed with any of his children.
Jolie and Pitt are currently embroiled in a legal battle over Jolie's sale of her stake in their joint French winery, Chateau Miraval.
In 2021, Jolie sold her share of the winery to Tenute del Mondo, a subsidiary of Stoli Group, managed by Russian oligarch Yuri Shefler.
Just recently, the couple's daughter Zahara dropped 'Pitt' from her last name publicly.
During her sorority induction ceremony at Spelman College in Atlanta, she introduced herself as 'Zahara Marley Jolie', according to reports.
The Psychological Impact of High-Profile Divorces on Children
The ongoing legal and personal battles between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are not just a source of media fodder; they represent a real-life struggle that affects the well-being of their children.
High-profile divorces can be particularly traumatic for children, who may feel caught in the crossfire of public opinion and parental conflict.
Research has shown that children of divorce can experience a range of emotional responses, including confusion, guilt, and anxiety. When the divorce is played out in the public eye, these feelings can be exacerbated by the constant media attention and commentary. The children may feel pressured to choose sides or defend their parents against public scrutiny, which can be a heavy burden to bear.
This is why it’s crucial to approach the subject with sensitivity and a recognition of the complex emotions involved for all family members.
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The post, originally shared on Father's Day 2020, has been making the rounds again, revealing a bitter family feud that challenges the public image of the Oscar-winning actor.
Pax Jolie-Pitt, the 19-year-old son of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, posted a photo of Pitt accepting an Oscar in 2020 with the caption: 'Happy Father’s Day to this world-class a*******!'
In his scathing post, Pax accused his father of being a 'terrible and despicable person'.
Pax Jolie-Pitt’s past message to his father has resurfaced. Image source: X/@YourLowdown.
'You have no consideration or empathy toward your four youngest children who tremble in fear when in your presence,' he added.
'You will never understand the damage you have done to my family because you are incapable of doing so.'
'You have made the lives of those closest to me a constant h*ll.’
'You may tell yourself and the world whatever you want, but the truth will come to light someday.’
'So, Happy Father’s Day, you f****** awful human being!'
The post, however, has since been deleted.
Pax was adopted by Angelina Jolie in 2007 when he was three years old, after his biological mother abandoned him as a newborn. Brad Pitt formally adopted him the following year.
The couple, who divorced in 2016, are also parents to Maddox, 22, Zahara, 18, Shiloh, 17, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 15.
The divorce came after an alleged physical altercation between Pitt and Jolie on a plane.
Since the split, Pitt has reportedly not been photographed with any of his children.
Jolie and Pitt are currently embroiled in a legal battle over Jolie's sale of her stake in their joint French winery, Chateau Miraval.
In 2021, Jolie sold her share of the winery to Tenute del Mondo, a subsidiary of Stoli Group, managed by Russian oligarch Yuri Shefler.
Just recently, the couple's daughter Zahara dropped 'Pitt' from her last name publicly.
During her sorority induction ceremony at Spelman College in Atlanta, she introduced herself as 'Zahara Marley Jolie', according to reports.
The Psychological Impact of High-Profile Divorces on Children
The ongoing legal and personal battles between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are not just a source of media fodder; they represent a real-life struggle that affects the well-being of their children.
High-profile divorces can be particularly traumatic for children, who may feel caught in the crossfire of public opinion and parental conflict.
Research has shown that children of divorce can experience a range of emotional responses, including confusion, guilt, and anxiety. When the divorce is played out in the public eye, these feelings can be exacerbated by the constant media attention and commentary. The children may feel pressured to choose sides or defend their parents against public scrutiny, which can be a heavy burden to bear.
This is why it’s crucial to approach the subject with sensitivity and a recognition of the complex emotions involved for all family members.
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