Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s adopted African daughter is destined for greatness
Daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, Zahara is considered talented and very lovely.
The girl is shy but determined
Angelina Jolie adopted Zahara from Ethiopia when she was just a child. One artist had the opportunity to speak with the little girl and had nothing but praise for Zahara Marley Jolie-Pitt .
Accordingly, Chaz Guest shared about Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s adopted daughter, Zahara, who he said is “destined for greatness.” According to him, he only met Zahara a few times and he found her “shy” but “assertive”.
“I only sat with Zahara about five times and we even played Scrabble. We talked about Ethiopia and our travel experiences in other countries in Africa,” the male artist said on Evening Standard. “ Anotherworldly girl , an old soul, who can discuss anything from politics to the mysteries of outer space. When we first met, I saw this regal 14-year-old young girl on the brink of a woman destined for greatness.”
Angelina Jolie and her children react to Zahara’s painting
Chaz Guest painted Zahara with a portrait of her hair decorated with gold coins, engraved with her name and date of birth in the Amharic language of Ethiopia. He presented the painting at Angelina Jolie’s house and they were all very impressed with it, especially Zahara.
“Her reaction is something I will never forget. The introduction took place at home with her mother and siblings. At first, the room was silent. Then there were whispers about how beautiful they thought she was. Angie told me ‘Thank you for helping me express her beautiful self.’
Jolie protects Zahara
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have 6 children together. Three of them are adopted, Madox, Pax and Zahara. In a previous interview, the Changeling actress spoke about the current law and how it is unfriendly to her eldest daughter, who is a Black American.
Jolie spoke about racism and discrimination in America. The celebrity mom admitted that she’s worried about the system and how it will work for Zahara, who is not white.
“A system that protects me but may not protect my daughter – or any other man, woman or child in our country based on skin color – is intolerable. We need to move beyond empathy and good reform to laws, policies, and addressing structural racism and impunity,” Jolie said.
Angelina Jolie and Zahara were last seen on National Daughters’ Day. Vivienne was also present during the outing.
