Washington (ANI): Angelina Jolie and brad pitt prefer the company of fellow parents, since they're more considerate of their familial privacy unlike the star-struck public. The celebrity couple, raising six children, favour family places where they know other parents would not step on their privacy and would leave them alone to spend quality time with their children.
"Usually, places where there are other parents with children are okay - other parents are much more respectful of our privacy than many people because they understand what it's like just to want to be with your kids," Contactmusic quoted Jolie as telling Britain's Hello magazine. "Parents are much kinder to us than some other members of the public," she added.
The 33-year-old actress further insists that she makes sure her kids are not affected with their glamorous profession and are kept rooted to the ground as much as possible. She said: "When the kids ask us why people are taking our pictures, we say, ''Mommy and Daddy make movies and that's why some people want to know about us''. "We want to make sure that they know there's nothing special or different about us it is just a fact of our lives that we happen to make movies so people want to take our pictures."
"Usually, places where there are other parents with children are okay - other parents are much more respectful of our privacy than many people because they understand what it's like just to want to be with your kids," Contactmusic quoted Jolie as telling Britain's Hello magazine. "Parents are much kinder to us than some other members of the public," she added.
The 33-year-old actress further insists that she makes sure her kids are not affected with their glamorous profession and are kept rooted to the ground as much as possible. She said: "When the kids ask us why people are taking our pictures, we say, ''Mommy and Daddy make movies and that's why some people want to know about us''. "We want to make sure that they know there's nothing special or different about us it is just a fact of our lives that we happen to make movies so people want to take our pictures."
