Brad and Angelina's daughter, Shiloh Jolie, charts her own path through hip‑hop
Shiloh Jolie found her parents' separation challenging. Her alliance with her mother is evident by her decision to drop her father's surname. The 18-year-old has discovered comfort in dance during her free time.
Half of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's children have already reached adulthood. In just over two months, their adopted son Pax will join them, and next year, the twins Knox and Vivienne, who were born 17 years ago, will become the youngest adults in the former acting couple's family. Unfortunately, their six children were deeply affected by their parents' tumultuous separation.
The ongoing family issues have inevitably impacted the mental well-being of the "Brangelina" children, who each handled the divorce in their own way. After turning 18, Shiloh Jolie-Pitt legally changed her name to Shiloh Nouvel Jolie a few weeks ago. She has found relief from her worries by embracing her passion for dance over the last several years.
Shiloh Jolie is becoming a dance star
The 18-year-old envisions dance as part of her future. She has been taking classes for several years, honing her impressive dance skills.
She loves that she can feel the music, let go and be free, which is super important. She likes all styles of dance, but hip-hop and freestyle are her favourites, according to the magazine "In Touch" years ago.
Shiloh Jolie sometimes shares videos of her abilities on TikTok. Recently, she delivered an impeccable routine to the viral hit "APT" by K-pop star Rosé, who worked with Bruno Mars. The video also highlights the remarkable metamorphosis of the star couple's daughter, as Shiloh sports very short hair. Viewers were impressed by her knack for hip-hop, and the video has already attracted nearly 350,000 likes.
Her footwork is truly impressive; Shiloh, you are brilliant, it's amazing!; The perseverance, muscles, healthy heart, and breath control needed to dance like that... wow, she's good; I love how their mother lets them pursue different interests; Now she is more confident in her movements - remarked online commenters under the video.
Should she pursue dance professionally?
