The teen daughter of former couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt is pictured getting behind the wheel of a black car to grab some snacks from 7/11 in Los Angeles.
- Nov 23, 2022
AceShowbiz - Shiloh Jolie-Pitt is getting her driver license. The daughter of former power couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt has been pictured driving herself for the first time at 16 years old during a solo outing.
The teen was seen getting behind the wheel of a black car on Monday, November 21 to run errands in Los Angeles. She was pictured stepping out of the car outside 7/11 perhaps to grab some snacks while cruising around her hometown.
Shiloh dressed down during the outing, wearing a black sweatshirt with her hood pulled up. She teamed it with black sweatpants and sneakers while wearing a black face mask. She held her phone in one hand and put another hand inside the pocket of her sweatshirt as she headed into the convenience store.
Shiloh has been exercising her newfound freedom. Back in August, the dancing protege was spotted on a shopping trip to Target with a friend and a man, who was possibly a bodyguard. She kept it casual in a long-sleeve printed maroon crewneck sweater, white shorts with a frayed hem and black Van sneakers. She had her hair tied up in a bun and protected herself with a black face mask. The teen carried her shopping bag herself to the car.
The fourth child of Angelina and Brad is also enjoying dancing. In June, pro dance instructor Hamilton Evans shared a video of Shiloh and her friends dancing to Doja Cat's "Vegas".
After the video went viral, Brad then gushed over his daughter's dancing skills. "It brings a tear to the eye, yeah," he told ET at the "Bullet Train" premiere in August, adding that she's "very beautiful." The 58-year-old actor admitted Shiloh did not inherit the talent from him as he said with a laugh, "I don't know where she got it from. I'm Mr. Two-Left-Feet here."
Of whether he's hoping his kids to stay away from the spotlight or embrace the creative arts, the father of six shared, "I love when they find their own way, find things they are interested in and flourish."
