Angelina Jolie poses nude as she says wants to live overseas but Brad Pitt won't let her until the kids are 18: 'I'm having to base where their father chooses to live'

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Published on Wednesday, 06 November 2019 20:08

Written by Daily mail

         Angelina Jolie has stripped off for a sensual new photo shoot.The 44-year-old Oscar-winning actress posed nude under a sheer white sheet as she posed for photographer Sølve Sundsbø for December's Harper's Bazaar magazine.And the Maleficent actress was just as open in her interview where she stated that she was not popular in high school, has emotional scars, loves her 'restless' spirit and would be living overseas with her children if it were not for ex Brad Pitt who wants the little ones in Los Angeles.When asked if she would love to live some place other than the US, she seems to have an answer very quickly. 'I would love to live abroad and will do so as soon as my children are 18. Right now I’m having to base where their father chooses to live,' said the Unbroken director.She split from Pitt in 2016 and their divorce is still being dealt with in terms of finances, though they can officially call themselves single by law.They had three bio children together: Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox. And they raised three adopted children: Maddox, Pax and Zahara.Maddox is already over 18 and studying at a university in South Korea.Also in her sprawling interview, the Special Envoy of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees talked about the operations she has had.The single mother has had a double mastectomy and her ovaries removed.'My body has been through a lot over the past decade, particularly the past four years, and I have both the visible and invisible scars to show for it,' she said.And then she seemed to talk about her heartbreak over Pitt.'The invisible ones are harder to wrestle with. Life takes many turns. Sometimes you get hurt, you see those you love in pain, and you can’t be as free and open as your spirit desires. It’s not new or old, but I do feel the blood returning to my body.'And she said she feels like her true self.'The part of us that is free, wild, open, curious can get shut down by life. By pain or by harm. My children know my true self, and they have helped me to find it again and to embrace it,' added the star.And she hinted strongly that divorcing Pitt has been hard on the kids.'They have been through a lot. I learn from their strength. As parents, we encourage our kids to embrace all that they are, and all that they know in their hearts to be right, and they look back at us and want the same for us,' the pinup explained.She also talked parenthood. Jolie splits custody of five of her six kids with Pitt. 'Knowing our true self is a very important question for all of us. Especially a child. I think kids need to be able to say, “Here’s who I am, and what I believe.” We can’t prevent them from experiencing pain, heartache, physical pain, and loss. But we can teach them to live better through it.'
         She also dislikes the pressures put on moms to be perfect.'Labeling people and putting them into boxes isn’t freedom. Difference and diversity are what I value most—in my family and in others.'I don’t want to live in a world where everyone is the same, and I imagine that’s true for everyone reading this. I want to meet people I’ve never met before and learn things I don’t know. 'The challenge today is to embrace our differences. And not to be fooled by efforts to divide us or make us fear others. We’re seeing a retreat of values worldwide. Many governments are less willing to stand up for the kinds of values that previous generations fought and died to secure. When governments stand back, people have to lead the way, as they are in different parts of the world.'And the LA native touched on her 'A prayer for the wild at heart kept in cages' tattoo.'I got it when I was 20. I was with my mom one evening, and I was feeling lost. I was restless—always. I still am. We were driving to dinner, and she talked about spending time with Tennessee Williams and how much she loved his words. She told me he wrote that, about the wild at heart. We drove to a tattoo parlor, and I got it inked on my left arm. What she did for me that night was to remind me that the wild within me is alright and a part of me.' Jolie has never talked much about her own childhood.She grew up in Beverly Hills, but not in a mansion, Rather she shared an apartment with her mother Marcheline and her brother James after her movie star father Jon Voight left.It was not easy for her to blend in at Beverly Hills High School, she told the magazine.'At school I wasn’t that popular person; I was a punk. I loved leather, PVC, and fishnets. Those were my three favorite fabrics in my early 20s.'I remember the first time I wore PVC pants. I was waiting for an audition, sitting in the sun in L.A. By the time it was my turn, my pants had fused together. I didn’t get the part. But I loved those pants. 'I wore something similar when I married Jonny [Lee Miller].' And Angie touched on how she has matured.'In my youth, I focused on what I didn’t have. But as I traveled in my early 20s, my awakening was realizing the freedoms I had in comparison to many people around the world. I’d experienced a childhood free of war. And since then I’ve had the freedom to build my family, to create art, and to play the characters I have. It’s one of the reasons I’ve invested in schools for girls in different countries.' And the former model also talked about how she is worried about the future, adding people have to make sure old-fashioned values stick.'We’re seeing a retreat of values worldwide. Many governments are less willing to stand up for the kinds of values that previous generations fought and died to secure. When governments stand back, people have to lead the way,' warned the cover girl.

 source : Daily mail