Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s daughter Vivienne chooses sides as she ditches dad's last name in Playbill for ‘The Outsiders’
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Vivienne Jolie-Pitt has seemingly dropped her father, Brad Pitt's last name, and has now chosen to only use 'Jolie' from her mother, Angelina Jolie.
The change was noticed in the Playbill for 'The Outsiders'. The surname was dropped following the long-standing legal battle between Angelina and Brad after they filed for divorce. Vivienne followed the footsteps of her older sister Zahara, who also decided to cease using her father's name.
Vivienne drops her father's last name
Vivienne, 15, was no longer labeled as Vivienne Jolie-Pitt on the Playbill for the newest Broadway musical, 'The Outsiders,' which Angelina produced with Vivienne's assistance and which just received multiple Tony nominations. Instead, she was listed as simply Vivienne Jolie.
The Playbill also gives a bit more insight into the teen's personal life, revealing that she is currently a theater student.
About her daughter, Angelina once said to Hello Magazine, "Viv reminds me of my mother in that she isn't focused on being the center of attention but in being a support to other creatives."
She added, "She's very thoughtful and serious about theater and working hard to best understand how to contribute."
Internet weighs in on Vivienne droping her father's last name
Several social media users weighed in on Vivienne droping her father's last name with an Instagram user writing, "Parental alienation is one of the cruelest and lowest forms of psychological abuse."
Another user said, "Angelina Jolie should be ashamed of herself. It just goes to show who really is the abuser in that relationship."
A user said, "Sad when a parent allows the differences between the adults, affect their children smh.….. No child should ever be placed in the middle of parent differences."
Another user wrote, "These poor kids !!! 3 As much as I did not get along with my ex, I never ever once bad mouthed him in front of the children, kids should never be involved in this, Angelina your a poor example of a mother."
A user wrote, "Why teach your kids to hate half of their genetic makeup?"
While a user wrote, "I am sure Angelina had that arranged."
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