All the foreign press is literally on the ears from the news that the family of the popular Hollywood actors Angelina Jolie and brad pitt addition to the family. We are talking about the two-year adoption of a baby from Turkey.

Correspondents include small enough amount of information conventionally a new baby in the family Brandzheliny (as a couple for the eyes is called reporters). We are talking about the two-year kid from Turkish refugee camps, whose name is Moussa. Say, kid instantly won the heart of Angelina Jolie, who visited the camp in the status of Ambassador to the United Nations for refugees and IDPs.

Angelina Jolie literally burst into tears when the translator told her the story of the life of the baby. "When the boy noticed her tears, which she wiped with her cheeks, he stood up and hugged her, it was a very sensual moment. All suddenly smiled and laughed," BelTA quoted the charity of the employee magazine "OK". Then the view was also expressed that moved Jolie kissed the boy in the head and from that time they did not leave until the end of her visit. While official followers not commented on the news about the new addition to the family of the popular Hollywood performers.

Earlier in the media erupted with a resounding scandal after Shiloh, eight-year-old biological daughter of Angelina Jolie and brad pitt, participated in the survey, dressed in male clothing and making trendy haircut from his own short hair. In this form, the girl looked more like a boy. Poured oil into the fire, and parents: Angelina and brad said that allow Shiloh to dress as she wishes.

But Jolie and pitt made a big error, informing correspondents of foreign publications that eight-year-old little one absolutely doesn't want to be a girl, wants to be a boy and asks to be called John. The population literally pounced on the wedding couple, accusing them that they too carelessly relate to the actions of her daughter, and demanding that the stars cautious watched Shiloh and explained to her that being a girl is also good.
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