Angelina Jolie, known for her humanitarian work and acting skills, has been praised for setting an excellent example for her daughters, Zahara, Shiloh, and Vivienne. In the latest Elle issue, the 47-year-old actress wrote about the harsh labels that women are often given and the life lessons she wants her daughters to learn from her. She emphasizes the importance of developing one’s mind and having an independent will with a unique opinion. Jolie advises her daughters that putting on a pretty dress is not as crucial as having a strong mind as nothing is more attractive than a woman with a powerful intellect and independent will.
Angelina and Brad Pitt are the parents of six kids. She recently talked about her aspirations for her daughters but also took a moment to express her admiration for her three sons – Maddox, Pax, and Knox. She stated that she’s extremely proud of them as they’re growing up to be respectful young men who know how to treat their sisters right and are earned respect from them in return.
Angelina Jolie, who is set to star in the upcoming film Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, discussed the significance of being a “wicked woman” and why the world requires more of them. She asserted that these women are those who have had enough of unfairness and maltreatment, those who reject societal norms and regulations that do not align with their values or the interests of their loved ones. They are women who persistently fight for their voice and rights despite facing death, imprisonment, or exclusion from their society or families. If being wicked means embodying these qualities, then the world undoubtedly needs more of such women.
The performer added that despite the challenges women face, they don’t wake up every day wanting to engage in conflict. Women have a desire to be caring, tender, and affectionate. Not everyone possesses the innate ability to fight and protect oneself. She also mentioned that women don’t possess mystical powers. However, they can support each other and collaborate with men who hold women in high regard and view them as equals. For Angelina’s complete article, visit Elle.com.
