Angelina Jolie sees "nothing good" in being single
Actress Angelina Jolie believes that she does not find "anything good" in her single status after her separation from actor Brad Pitt, as she confessed this Monday in an interview with the Swiss newspaper SonntagsBlick. "There is nothing that I like. It is not something that she wanted," she pointed out Jolie, who stressed that there is no positive side to her new singleness, quite the opposite.
"It's just difficult," confessed the actress, who explained that for a year she has not been able to shoot or direct movies because she had and wanted to take care of her children.
“I love being a mother. What is missing is time to find myself "
"Now I begin again to find the right balance between my life at home and my profession. Every mother knows how difficult this is and it is especially difficult for me. I love being a mother. What is missing is time to find myself," she said .
Jolie said that her six children, three adopted - the Cambodian Maddox, the Vietnamese Pax and the Ethiopian Zahara - and three biologicals - Shiloh and twins Knox and Vivienne - "are extraordinary" and has been "moved" that they have helped each other after separation from their parents.
"Especially the older siblings took care of their younger siblings and have also supported me. It is reassuring that my children are so close and take care of each other. That gives me peace, because the day will come when I am gone," he stressed .
Jolie, who takes cooking classes, confessed that she is not good at cooking because she does not have the patience required to be behind the stove, but that her children help her improve the recipes. She also explained that all of her children take flight classes, and she admits that she finds it especially difficult to let them make and make her own mistakes, because she tends to step in and take charge.
Jolie and Pitt will keep their mansion in Miraval, in Provence
The actress also confirmed that she and Pitt will keep their mansion in Miraval, in Provence (southeastern France), which produces wines, and announced that a new broth will soon be on the market.
Jolie also talked about her new film about a Cambodian girl named Loung, whom her son Maddox knew well when he lived in that country before being adopted by the actress. "Mad" has participated in daily investigations and editing of the film and therefore appears as an "executive producer" in the film's credits.
Looking ahead, the interpreter said that she does not rule out writing a book on sexual violence against women.
