Angelina Jolie’s youngest son, whom she shares with Brad Pitt, stunned fans with an incredibly rare appearance on the red carpet with his famous mama.
Knox Leon Jolie-Pitt, 16, was spotted in Hollywood on the evening of Nov. 17, 2024, when he stepped out for the 2024 Governors Awards at the Dolby Theatre, where he nearly towered over the Maleficent star in new photos.
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The teen was oh-so-dapper in a black tux and bow tie, looking like the picture-perfect mix of his parents’ genetics.
On X, fans gushed over how grown-up the pair’s youngest son looked, debating who he took after more.
“This is Brad Pitt during his Interview With A Vampire days,” one person declared, while another said, “it’s like one of those magic pictures where his face changes from his mom’s to his dad’s.”
“oh wow almost didn’t recognize him,” said a third.
Meanwhile, his mother, 49, wore a no-label vintage gown she purchased from The Kit Vintage. The store shared on Instagram that Jolie is a frequent patron who comes into their shop “on her own” each and every time.
“She is very present, engaged, and chooses each piece. There has not ever been a stylist with her to hold her hand or a FaceTime to a friend,” they wrote.
The dress featured a beaded gold bust with a thin beaded halter, affixed to a floor-length lace skirt. She swept her hair back, leaving a few strands of her banks to hang down and frame her face, and accessorized with chandelier earrings and a matching necklace.
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Despite how high-profile their parents are, the Jolie-Pitt children do an excellent job staying out of the limelight. Although Knox’s twin, Vivienne, recently made headlines as she assisted her mom in producing the Broadway musical The Outsiders.
Vivienne also followed in her older sisters’ footsteps, dropping Pitt from her last name in the show’s Playbill (big sis Shiloh, 18, legally dropped the hyphenated name earlier this year, while Zahara, 19, dropped it while introducing herself at Spelman College, though it’s unknown if she did so legally).
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