Vivienne Jolie-Pitt: The Growing Up Of Angelina Jolie's Youngest Daughter

The Jolie-Pitt children are evolving right before our eyes! Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's youngest kids, twins Vivienne and Knox, are already 15 years old. Recently spotted in New York City on August 15, Vivienne looked every bit a teenager. In the latest photos, she appears to be growing out her bangs, which now elegantly frame her forehead in a curtain style with a middle part. For this outing, she chose a stylish white long-sleeved shirt paired with navy blue pants.

It wasn't too long ago when Vivienne had regular bangs falling into her eyes. Now, those bangs have grown significantly, almost blending into her hair. During the same outing, Angelina was seen looking chic in a maxi dress, her hair elegantly pulled back into an updo. The duo was caught by paparazzi as they were getting into an SUV on the bustling streets of NYC.

This public appearance follows exciting news that Vivienne will be collaborating with her mother on the upcoming Broadway production of The Outsiders. Angelina is producing this show, which is based on S.E. Hinton's 1967 novel and the famous 1983 film adaptation. Vivienne has been appointed as Angelina's assistant, showing her budding passion for the world of theater.

Angelina expressed her pride in Vivienne, stating, “She isn’t focused on being the center of attention, but in being a support of other creatives.” This sentiment reflects Vivienne's thoughtful and serious approach to theater, as she is keen to learn how she can contribute effectively. Earlier this year, both mother and daughter watched The Outsiders together at La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego, igniting Vivienne's enthusiasm for the stage.

As of now, there hasn't been any confirmation regarding casting or the opening date for The Outsiders on Broadway. However, it is anticipated that news will be shared “soon,” according to Deadline. Angelina conveyed her gratitude for being part of this special production and shared her journey, stating, “I studied at the Lee Strasberg Institute where I realized my first love, as a performer, was the theatre. I had not found a way back until now.”