Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s 18 years old daughter files to drop Pitt from her last name
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s daughter Shiloh Jolie-Pitt has filed to drop her father’s last name.
According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly, Shiloh, 18, filed paperwork to legally change her name on Monday, May 27, which also happened to be her birthday. Shiloh requested to drop her father’s surname so she could go by Shiloh Jolie. The request has yet to be approved.
In addition to Shiloh, Jolie, 48, also shares Maddox, 22, Pax, 19, Zahara, 18, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 15, with Pitt. Shiloh isn’t the only one of her siblings who has wanted to alter their moniker. When Zahara joined the sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha at Spelman College, she introduced herself using her mother’s last name only.
“My name is Zahara Marley Jolie,” Zahara said in a clip shared by Essence in November 2023. “Coming all the way from the Golden State in the city that is full of angels, Los Angeles, California. … I am this line’s number seven.”
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Most recently, Us confirmed that Shiloh and Zahara’s younger sister Vivienne also dropped Pitt’s last name. Vivienne is working as a production assistant on the Broadway play The Outsiders, which is being produced by Jolie. Vivienne is credited in the show’s Playbill as Vivienne Jolie.
Jolie attended the red carpet for The Outsider’s Broadway debut alongside Vivienne last month. The actress gushed about all the hard work her daughter had put into the show.
“She’s been a really tough assistant,” Jolie shared. “She takes it very, very seriously.”
None of Jolie and Pitt’s children have explained their decision for removing Pitt from their last name. However, it may have to do with their parents’ ongoing divorce. The exes split in September 2016 after more than a decade together. While Jolie and Pitt have been declared legally single, they have not come to an agreement on their divorce, custody of their children and ownership over their French winery, Chateau Miraval.
Source: Us Weekly
