Angelina Jolie and her eldest son attended a state banquet, Maddox’s new hairstyle attracted attention
Angelina Jolie and her son Maddox went to Washington (USA) to participate in a special event.
On April 26, actress Angelina Jolie and her son Maddox attended a state dinner at the White House, where US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden welcomed Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and the First Lady. character Kim Keon Hee. The dinner also featured Korean-born businesswoman Joanna Gaines and Olympic skier Chloe Kim.
The female star chose a classic jacket and elegant white dress. While the eldest son Maddox wore an elegant black suit. Angelina Jolie’s eldest son’s unusual appearance was suddenly discussed by many netizens. Maddox has long hair that covers both his forehead and ears, different from his previous unique tied hairstyle. Many people think that this hairstyle has “dampened” every feature of Maddox’s face.
Angelina Jolie with her eldest son at a state party
The actress and her daughter were praised for their outfits at the party. However, Maddox’s new hairstyle is said to “shadow” her beauty
Previously, Maddox had a very unique high hairstyle
The last time Angelina visited Korea was in 2019, when Maddox began studying at Yonsei University. In 2018, she met with refugees here on behalf of the United Nations Refugee Agency. The book Know Your Rights and Claim Them , which she co-authored on youth rights with Amnesty International, was published in South Korea last year.
A source close to People revealed: “Maddox studied at Yonsei University in Seoul. Angelina has visited Korea many times for humanitarian and refugee advocacy activities over the past two decades, as well as as an artist. Angelina and Maddox are very honored to participate in this state banquet.”
The actress and her son attracted attention when they appeared
Although she continues to participate in humanitarian activities, Angelina Jolie resigned from her role as Special Envoy of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees at the end of last year.
At the time, the Oscar-winning actress said she was “grateful for the privilege and opportunity I have had working with so many outstanding and dedicated UNHCR officials and other colleagues . I will continue to do everything in my power in the coming years to support refugees and other displaced people. After 20 years working in the United Nations system, I feel it is time for me to do things differently, engage directly with refugees and local organizations, and support them in finding solutions.”
Source: People
