Shiloh Jolie-Pitt severs ties with Brad: Name change petition filed

According to the findings of an American tabloid, Shiloh Jolie-Pitt wants to cut ties with her father completely. The biological daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt filed a petition to change her last name just after turning 18.

A few years ago, the marriage of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt was considered one of the most harmonious in show business. Since then, the situation has radically changed, and it will soon be eight years since the celebrity couple's separation. A critical issue that supposedly caused the actors' split was the physical and psychological abuse that the "Troy" star allegedly committed against his ex-wife and their children. Angelina and Brad's marriage was legally annulled in 2019. Nevertheless, the court battle between the actors continues to this day.

Although Brad Pitt has not admitted to most of the accusations made by his ex-wife, the media is full of reports that the actor's children want nothing to do with him. At the end of last year, the Daily Mail published an old post from the star's son, Pax, who called him a "world-class a**hole" and a "despicable person" on a private profile. Maddox and Zahara also clearly suggested that their relations with the 60-year-old are strained, and they have stopped using his last name. A few days ago, foreign tabloids noticed that Vivienne made a similar decision. The 15-year-old was a production assistant for the Broadway show "The Outsiders." In the official brochure, she was listed as "Vivienne Jolie".

Another day brings more reports about Jolie and Pitt's numerous children. This time, foreign portals focused on Shiloh, who turned 18 on May 27. According to TMZ, the daughter of the celebrity couple decided not to wait and filed a petition to change her last name right after turning 18. She will most likely follow in her siblings' footsteps and limit herself to the "Jolie" surname. If the tabloid reports are believed, Shiloh will be the first of Angelina and Brad’s daughters to stop using her father's me and legally resolve the issue.