Angelina Jolie Stuns In Black Ensemble During Outing With Twins Vivienne, Knox

Angelina Jolie stuns in a black ensemble with twins Vivienne and Knox.

Jolie spent much of her time in the past few weeks filming her upcoming action-thriller “Those Who Wish Me Dead” in New Mexico.

On Friday, she was spotted out and about with her twins Vivienne and Knox in Los Angeles.

Jolie stunned in her black ensemble. She wore a spaghetti strapped top which she tucked into a pair of high-waisted linen style trouser with a wide-legged design. She complemented her outfit with tan colored slides and accessorized with shades and a designer bag.

Meanwhile, her two kids dressed casually in T-shirts and jeans. The trio was photographed in high spirits with Vivienne laughing as they left the venue.

Jolie’s four other children Maddox, 17, Pax, 15, Zahara, 14 and Shiloh, 13 were not with them. According to a source, the mother of six considered her upcoming movie a major priority so she’s going back and forth between Los Angeles and New Mexico.

“She is pouring her heart and soul into the project, but of course she still needs to fulfill the terms of her agreement with Brad and provide him with regular access to the kids,” the source said.

Pitt and Jolie parted ways in 2016 but until now their divorce is still not finalized. According to lawyers, the delay could be due to their $631 shared assets.

“When you are dealing with multiple properties or possessions, the whole scenario is magnified,” divorce lawyer Jenna Spratz said.

“Division of assets and money is never easy and the wealthier a couple is, the harder it can get.”

Among the couple’s shared properties are their vintage motorbikes, jewelry, art collection and couture clothing. They also share the Château Miraval in Provence, France. According to the reports, Pitt is anxious to sell it, but Jolie wanted to keep it as a continuing revenue source.

When Jolie and Pit broke up, the “Maleficent” star said that it was the “hardest time” for her and her family. She added that at the time, they were “kind of coming up for air.”