Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie's Adopted Daughter Is All Grown Up Now

Zahara Jolie-Pitt was a six-month old infant who was suffering from dehydration, but Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s adopted daughter is now a healthy 14-year-old young lady. The teenager was recently spotted together with her mother enjoying a weekend outing in California and going shopping with her family.

Zahara was all smiles when she went shopping with her siblings and her mother at the Century City Westfield in Los Angeles. A picture of the family posted on Who shows everyone chatting and smiling. The teenager is now catching up with her mother’s height.

According to a report by University Fox, Pitt and Jolie adopted their daughter at an orphanage in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia during the couple’s trip there. Not long after this, Jolie became pregnant with Pitt’s child.

The couple went to Namibia to give birth to the child, so that they could stay away from the paparazzi. Amid super-tight security, Shiloh Jolie-Pitt was born.

Pitt and Jolie have six children together, including the children they adopted. Maddox, Zahara, Pax, Vivienne Marcheline, Knox Léon and Shiloh were born in different countries, but they all belong in the same family.

Pitt and Jolie divorced, and the custody of the children went to the mother. Pitt, however, does spend time with his children whenever he can.

Last month, Pitt celebrated Christmas with some of their children, Us Weekly reported. It was supposedly a low-key event. The couple has been trying hard to keep their children out of the spotlight and the media to give them a normal life.

A source reportedly revealed that Pitt exchanged gifts with his children at his house during Christmas. The source also revealed that the Hollywood A-lister doesn’t spoil his children by giving them extravagant gifts. Even the celebrations were supposedly very low-key.

Pitt was able to spend time with his children after he reached a custody agreement with Jolie. While the children were allowed to sleep over at his house, they were being supervised with a monitor sleeping in the guest room.