Angelina Jolie was seen with her son Pax and they were out shopping. The “Maleficent” actress looked very happy as per reports, and it seems that she was not affected by Brad Pitt’s recent reunion with Jennifer Aniston when he attended her 50th birthday party last week.
According to Radar Online, Angelina Jolie appears unaffected after she was seen with a big smile while she was out with Pax. The mother and son were spotted on Feb. 16 along the Melrose area in Los Angeles where they visited an Urban Outfitters outlet. This was a week after Brad Pitt showed up at her ex-wife’s star-studded 50th birthday party.
Hollywood Life previously reported that Angelina Jolie was shocked to learn about Brad and Jennifer Aniston’s meeting again at the said event. “Angelina is shocked that Brad went to Jennifer’s birthday party,” the source shared. “She was aware they were back in touch but didn’t realize they’d gotten that close again.”
It was added that the reunion of the exes brought some unpleasant feelings on Angelina Jolie’s side but it was said that the actress tried not to think too much about it by keeping busy with other important things. She does not want to dwell on those bad feelings so she distracts herself by focusing on other things.
“As hard as it is for her to know that Brad and Jennifer are hanging out, she knows there’s nothing she can do about it and she is choosing not to focus her energy there.”
Meanwhile, it seems that Angelina Jolie really does not mind that Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston saw each other again and they are in good terms now. This is because, aside from being out with Pax, she was also photographed having fun with her daughter Vivienne in another outing that only took place yesterday. The actress does not look gaunt as well and this may be an indication that she had moved on from her ex-husband.


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