EVERY Six Months Jolie reiterates accusations against Pitt

[Anonymous]

I don't there was any kind of article on Vivienne and the play that meant a lot to her. He can stage pap op shots with flowers for his gf but not to the theater? It's the little things that add up.

Anyway Shiloh's lawyer has spoken.

“The media should be more careful in their reporting,” Levine said, “especially when covering a young adult who has made an independent and significant decision following painful events,and is merely following legal process.

Good for her. I hope she continues to do well in her next chapter.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The kids are dropping his name. Something happened in their upbringing to necessitate this. They’re mostly over 18 now and less influenced by their mother.
I mean, read the room. He did something unforgivable.

Exactly. I don't know why posters don't get this. Children eventually figure out the type of person who and what their parents really are. Some learn sooner than later, but with eyes wide open, they figure it out. How many posters are in the relationship forums speaking ill of their parents, living and dead.

She probably started the alienation long before the plane.

So where was Brad?

Working!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brad Pitt is an admitted alcoholic. The kids have had to deal with a lot, and have, so far, kept it to themselves.
Instead of a barrage about parental alienation, Pitt would be better served by indicating ways that he’s been a present and supportive parent. Was he available to the kids in a crisis? Did he attend recitals, graduations, and other ceremonies? Did he do school pickups, doctors appointments, school meetings, and so on? Did he arrange birthday parties and other acknowledgments for the kids. Did he actively parent? Did he even attempt to actively parent? If so, put it out there. If Pitt was consistently a loving supportive parent, there would both be evidence of that, and at least one of his six adult and almost-adult kids would probably be making that known.

I agree with the others who guess that the kids probably won’t directly say anything against Pitt until the younger two are legal adults. If Pitt really wants to develop positive relationships with his kids, I hope he’s at least attempting to do normal parent things that might help him to do so.

Brad hasn’t been allowed to be a present parent in his children’s lives. He tried to gain joint custody, but Angelina fought every effort he made to be a father to his children. It’s obvious that she deliberately alienated him from the children. Her mother did the exact same thing to her father that she did to Brad. She passed her childhood traumas onto her children.

BS. She couldn't have prevented him from showing up for school programs and other activities. She couldn't forbid him from ever seeing the kids, unless the courts said he couldn't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't there was any kind of article on Vivienne and the play that meant a lot to her. He can stage pap op shots with flowers for his gf but not to the theater? It's the little things that add up.

Anyway Shiloh's lawyer has spoken.

“The media should be more careful in their reporting,” Levine said, “especially when covering a young adult who has made an independent and significant decision following painful events,and is merely following legal process.

Good for her. I hope she continues to do well in her next chapter.

Exactly. No congratulatory flowers. No show to any of the shows that are open to the public. No reaching out to something that is such a big deal to his children. Nada, Nothing. He is an absent, derelict, deadbeat father and a POS man. You divorce your partner, not your children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The kids are dropping his name. Something happened in their upbringing to necessitate this. They’re mostly over 18 now and less influenced by their mother.
I mean, read the room. He did something unforgivable.

Exactly. I don't know why posters don't get this. Children eventually figure out the type of person who and what their parents really are. Some learn sooner than later, but with eyes wide open, they figure it out. How many posters are in the relationship forums speaking ill of their parents, living and dead.

She probably started the alienation long before the plane.

So where was Brad?

Working!

Absentee father.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The kids are dropping his name. Something happened in their upbringing to necessitate this. They’re mostly over 18 now and less influenced by their mother.
I mean, read the room. He did something unforgivable.

Exactly. I don't know why posters don't get this. Children eventually figure out the type of person who and what their parents really are. Some learn sooner than later, but with eyes wide open, they figure it out. How many posters are in the relationship forums speaking ill of their parents, living and dead.

She probably started the alienation long before the plane.

So where was Brad?

Working!

Absentee father.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The kids are dropping his name. Something happened in their upbringing to necessitate this. They’re mostly over 18 now and less influenced by their mother.
I mean, read the room. He did something unforgivable.

Exactly. I don't know why posters don't get this. Children eventually figure out the type of person who and what their parents really are. Some learn sooner than later, but with eyes wide open, they figure it out. How many posters are in the relationship forums speaking ill of their parents, living and dead.

She probably started the alienation long before the plane.

So where was Brad?

Working!

If you call hanging out with your girlfriend working...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brad Pitt is an admitted alcoholic. The kids have had to deal with a lot, and have, so far, kept it to themselves.
Instead of a barrage about parental alienation, Pitt would be better served by indicating ways that he’s been a present and supportive parent. Was he available to the kids in a crisis? Did he attend recitals, graduations, and other ceremonies? Did he do school pickups, doctors appointments, school meetings, and so on? Did he arrange birthday parties and other acknowledgments for the kids. Did he actively parent? Did he even attempt to actively parent? If so, put it out there. If Pitt was consistently a loving supportive parent, there would both be evidence of that, and at least one of his six adult and almost-adult kids would probably be making that known.

I agree with the others who guess that the kids probably won’t directly say anything against Pitt until the younger two are legal adults. If Pitt really wants to develop positive relationships with his kids, I hope he’s at least attempting to do normal parent things that might help him to do so.

Brad hasn’t been allowed to be a present parent in his children’s lives. He tried to gain joint custody, but Angelina fought every effort he made to be a father to his children. It’s obvious that she deliberately alienated him from the children. Her mother did the exact same thing to her father that she did to Brad. She passed her childhood traumas onto her children.

Three of the kids kids have been legally adults for years. What efforts has he made to establish positive relationships with these now adult kids? Care packages to the ones in college? Positive comments about their accomplishments in interviews and on social media? Anything at all. Since so much is “obvious” to you, please share.

+1 exactly

But, how do you know he's not sending them letters or care packages? He may not mention them on social media to respect their boundaries/privacy if they have asked for it. We don't know anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brad Pitt is an admitted alcoholic. The kids have had to deal with a lot, and have, so far, kept it to themselves.
Instead of a barrage about parental alienation, Pitt would be better served by indicating ways that he’s been a present and supportive parent. Was he available to the kids in a crisis? Did he attend recitals, graduations, and other ceremonies? Did he do school pickups, doctors appointments, school meetings, and so on? Did he arrange birthday parties and other acknowledgments for the kids. Did he actively parent? Did he even attempt to actively parent? If so, put it out there. If Pitt was consistently a loving supportive parent, there would both be evidence of that, and at least one of his six adult and almost-adult kids would probably be making that known.

I agree with the others who guess that the kids probably won’t directly say anything against Pitt until the younger two are legal adults. If Pitt really wants to develop positive relationships with his kids, I hope he’s at least attempting to do normal parent things that might help him to do so.

Brad hasn’t been allowed to be a present parent in his children’s lives. He tried to gain joint custody, but Angelina fought every effort he made to be a father to his children. It’s obvious that she deliberately alienated him from the children. Her mother did the exact same thing to her father that she did to Brad. She passed her childhood traumas onto her children.

Three of the kids kids have been legally adults for years. What efforts has he made to establish positive relationships with these now adult kids? Care packages to the ones in college? Positive comments about their accomplishments in interviews and on social media? Anything at all. Since so much is “obvious” to you, please share.

+1 exactly

But, how do you know he's not sending them letters or care packages? He may not mention them on social media to respect their boundaries/privacy if they have asked for it. We don't know anything.

I taught and evaluated kids in public schools for many years. If he were demonstrating love and concern, at least one or two out of six kids wouldn't be estranged to the degree these kids are. Only the courts can forbid contact, and that's only if there's a proven reason.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brad Pitt is an admitted alcoholic. The kids have had to deal with a lot, and have, so far, kept it to themselves.
Instead of a barrage about parental alienation, Pitt would be better served by indicating ways that he’s been a present and supportive parent. Was he available to the kids in a crisis? Did he attend recitals, graduations, and other ceremonies? Did he do school pickups, doctors appointments, school meetings, and so on? Did he arrange birthday parties and other acknowledgments for the kids. Did he actively parent? Did he even attempt to actively parent? If so, put it out there. If Pitt was consistently a loving supportive parent, there would both be evidence of that, and at least one of his six adult and almost-adult kids would probably be making that known.

I agree with the others who guess that the kids probably won’t directly say anything against Pitt until the younger two are legal adults. If Pitt really wants to develop positive relationships with his kids, I hope he’s at least attempting to do normal parent things that might help him to do so.

Brad hasn’t been allowed to be a present parent in his children’s lives. He tried to gain joint custody, but Angelina fought every effort he made to be a father to his children. It’s obvious that she deliberately alienated him from the children. Her mother did the exact same thing to her father that she did to Brad. She passed her childhood traumas onto her children.

Three of the kids kids have been legally adults for years. What efforts has he made to establish positive relationships with these now adult kids? Care packages to the ones in college? Positive comments about their accomplishments in interviews and on social media? Anything at all. Since so much is “obvious” to you, please share.

+1 exactly

But, how do you know he's not sending them letters or care packages? He may not mention them on social media to respect their boundaries/privacy if they have asked for it. We don't know anything.

If jon can publicly muster up nice words to say about his daughter and granddaughter then Brad can too for Vivienne. There's so many stories about him and his gf, putting one out that he's proud of his daughter is the bare minimum. When your relationships are that fractured then you shoild be utilizing every visitation you have and not going to Bruce Springsteen concerts and spending months out of the country at a time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brad Pitt is an admitted alcoholic. The kids have had to deal with a lot, and have, so far, kept it to themselves.
Instead of a barrage about parental alienation, Pitt would be better served by indicating ways that he’s been a present and supportive parent. Was he available to the kids in a crisis? Did he attend recitals, graduations, and other ceremonies? Did he do school pickups, doctors appointments, school meetings, and so on? Did he arrange birthday parties and other acknowledgments for the kids. Did he actively parent? Did he even attempt to actively parent? If so, put it out there. If Pitt was consistently a loving supportive parent, there would both be evidence of that, and at least one of his six adult and almost-adult kids would probably be making that known.

I agree with the others who guess that the kids probably won’t directly say anything against Pitt until the younger two are legal adults. If Pitt really wants to develop positive relationships with his kids, I hope he’s at least attempting to do normal parent things that might help him to do so.

Brad hasn’t been allowed to be a present parent in his children’s lives. He tried to gain joint custody, but Angelina fought every effort he made to be a father to his children. It’s obvious that she deliberately alienated him from the children. Her mother did the exact same thing to her father that she did to Brad. She passed her childhood traumas onto her children.

Three of the kids kids have been legally adults for years. What efforts has he made to establish positive relationships with these now adult kids? Care packages to the ones in college? Positive comments about their accomplishments in interviews and on social media? Anything at all. Since so much is “obvious” to you, please share.

+1 exactly

But, how do you know he's not sending them letters or care packages? He may not mention them on social media to respect their boundaries/privacy if they have asked for it. We don't know anything.

If jon can publicly muster up nice words to say about his daughter and granddaughter then Brad can too for Vivienne. There's so many stories about him and his gf, putting one out that he's proud of his daughter is the bare minimum. When your relationships are that fractured then you shoild be utilizing every visitation you have and not going to Bruce Springsteen concerts and spending months out of the country at a time.

+1 so very true!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brad Pitt is an admitted alcoholic. The kids have had to deal with a lot, and have, so far, kept it to themselves.
Instead of a barrage about parental alienation, Pitt would be better served by indicating ways that he’s been a present and supportive parent. Was he available to the kids in a crisis? Did he attend recitals, graduations, and other ceremonies? Did he do school pickups, doctors appointments, school meetings, and so on? Did he arrange birthday parties and other acknowledgments for the kids. Did he actively parent? Did he even attempt to actively parent? If so, put it out there. If Pitt was consistently a loving supportive parent, there would both be evidence of that, and at least one of his six adult and almost-adult kids would probably be making that known.

I agree with the others who guess that the kids probably won’t directly say anything against Pitt until the younger two are legal adults. If Pitt really wants to develop positive relationships with his kids, I hope he’s at least attempting to do normal parent things that might help him to do so.

Brad hasn’t been allowed to be a present parent in his children’s lives. He tried to gain joint custody, but Angelina fought every effort he made to be a father to his children. It’s obvious that she deliberately alienated him from the children. Her mother did the exact same thing to her father that she did to Brad. She passed her childhood traumas onto her children.

Three of the kids kids have been legally adults for years. What efforts has he made to establish positive relationships with these now adult kids? Care packages to the ones in college? Positive comments about their accomplishments in interviews and on social media? Anything at all. Since so much is “obvious” to you, please share.

+1 exactly

But, how do you know he's not sending them letters or care packages? He may not mention them on social media to respect their boundaries/privacy if they have asked for it. We don't know anything.

I don’t know. And I hope that he is doing some of those things.
I also hope that you’re pointing out the fact that we don’t know very much to all of the people who have jumped on the “parental alienation” bandwagon. We do know a few things though. There’s an unfortunate amount on pubic record. And much of what’s out there doesn’t show Pitt in a good light.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brad Pitt is an admitted alcoholic. The kids have had to deal with a lot, and have, so far, kept it to themselves.
Instead of a barrage about parental alienation, Pitt would be better served by indicating ways that he’s been a present and supportive parent. Was he available to the kids in a crisis? Did he attend recitals, graduations, and other ceremonies? Did he do school pickups, doctors appointments, school meetings, and so on? Did he arrange birthday parties and other acknowledgments for the kids. Did he actively parent? Did he even attempt to actively parent? If so, put it out there. If Pitt was consistently a loving supportive parent, there would both be evidence of that, and at least one of his six adult and almost-adult kids would probably be making that known.

I agree with the others who guess that the kids probably won’t directly say anything against Pitt until the younger two are legal adults. If Pitt really wants to develop positive relationships with his kids, I hope he’s at least attempting to do normal parent things that might help him to do so.

Brad hasn’t been allowed to be a present parent in his children’s lives. He tried to gain joint custody, but Angelina fought every effort he made to be a father to his children. It’s obvious that she deliberately alienated him from the children. Her mother did the exact same thing to her father that she did to Brad. She passed her childhood traumas onto her children.

Three of the kids kids have been legally adults for years. What efforts has he made to establish positive relationships with these now adult kids? Care packages to the ones in college? Positive comments about their accomplishments in interviews and on social media? Anything at all. Since so much is “obvious” to you, please share.

+1 exactly

But, how do you know he's not sending them letters or care packages? He may not mention them on social media to respect their boundaries/privacy if they have asked for it. We don't know anything.

If jon can publicly muster up nice words to say about his daughter and granddaughter then Brad can too for Vivienne. There's so many stories about him and his gf, putting one out that he's proud of his daughter is the bare minimum. When your relationships are that fractured then you shoild be utilizing every visitation you have and not going to Bruce Springsteen concerts and spending months out of the country at a time.

Exactly. And on a different note, I think Shiloh inherited her grandfather’s entire face but her lips are all Angelina’s.

[Anonymous]

https://www.hellomagazine.com/celebrities/491235/angelina-jolie-son-maddox-unrecognisable-white-house-state-dinner/

He did not drop out, he returned home during the height of COVID and did his classes online at Yonsei in Korean. And he graduated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.hellomagazine.com/celebrities/491235/angelina-jolie-son-maddox-unrecognisable-white-house-state-dinner/

He did not drop out, he returned home during the height of COVID and did his classes online at Yonsei in Korean. And he graduated.

Good to hear that he returned to classes in person in 2021. However, there is no notice of graduation (yet).