Angelina Jolie is rumored to be adopting another child after she found out that Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston are planning to have a baby.
Now to Love recently claimed that Pitt and Aniston traveled to Italy to celebrate the “Friends” star’s alleged pregnancy. When Jolie found out about the pregnancy news, she reportedly realized that she wanted to adopt another child.
The “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” star already has three adopted children. A source told the tabloid that after watching a documentary on one-child families in China, Jolie became interested in adopting a baby girl from the country.
According to the insider, Jolie asked her six children if they are open to the idea of having another sibling, and only Maddox wants a Chinese sister. The rest of Jolie’s kids reportedly want a baby sister from Syria since their mom has told them so many wonderful things about the country.
However, all of these claims should be taken with a grain of salt. Firstly, Pitt and Aniston didn’t travel to Italy to celebrate Aniston’s pregnancy. “The Morning Show” star is not pregnant, and she and Pitt haven’t gotten back together.
And since the report about the alleged pregnancy is fake, this cannot be Jolie’s motivation to adopt another child. It is unclear if the actress really wants to have another baby, but this major decision won’t have anything to do with Pitt and Aniston.
Meanwhile, this isn’t the first time that Jolie is rumored to be adopting a baby. OK! magazine previously claimed that Pitt’s ex-wife has been visiting orphanages across the world in search of the perfect child. However, there hasn’t been any proof that this is what Jolie has been doing.
According to Gossip Cop, it is also quite offensive to say that Jolie wants to adopt another baby to spite Pitt and Aniston because adoption is a very serious and sensitive matter.


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