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Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie Plan To Have More Kids

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During an interview with Australia’s 60 Minutes, Brad Pitt, who is aldready the dad of six, mentioned that he and his partner Angelina Jolie may have more children.

“I am not sure if me and Angelina are done having kids”, said Pitt.

The actor also discussed how his current family deals with the paparazzi:

“I get hot about it, I’m ready to…fight about. But on the other hand you know, it’s a trade-off, like anything. There’s a great trade-off. And we, these guys, I’m so happy for them, because they get to see the world. And their lives are so enriched by it. The privacy issues are something we’re always battling.”

Also in the interview, Pitt discussed the enjoyable chaos in his house:

“Yeah, sleep is a foregone conclusion in our home. But…later. Not that interested. I mean, because those late nights are so fun when one of them’s up or those mornings when they get up and make pancakes or something. That’s what it’s about”, the star said.

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