Angelina Jolie has shared insights on the profound changes her son Pax experienced after his adoption. Born on November 29, 2003, Pax spent his early childhood in a Vietnamese orphanage outside Ho Chi Minh City. According to Jolie, his upbringing in a confined environment without freedom made his transition to a loving family truly remarkable.
Pax’s Transformation
Angelina emphasized that after his adoption, Pax found himself in a vastly different situation. He moved from solitary confinement to a vibrant family life alongside his siblings, Maddox, Zahara, and Shiloh. This new environment offered him freedom and loving companionship.
- Pax’s early years were spent in an orphanage with 20 other children.
- Post-adoption, he learned English and blossomed in a nurturing home.
- Jolie describes him as “wild and free” due to this newfound freedom.
Involvement in Family Projects
Pax has also taken an active role in family ventures and entertainment projects. He voiced the character Yoo in the animated film “Kung Fu Panda 3,” which was released in 2016. Furthermore, he worked as a set photographer on “First They Killed My Father,” demonstrating his creative talents.
In 2018, he accompanied Jolie to the Golden Globes, showcasing their close bond. Additionally, he contributed to the decoration of Atelier Jolie, a fashion collective founded by his mother in New York City.
Recently, Pax worked in the assistant director department for Jolie’s film “Without Blood,” shot in Italy. Jolie remarked on her collaborative experiences with her children, noting that when a film crew operates at its best, it resembles a big family.
Conclusion
Pax’s journey from an orphanage to a thriving family life showcases his resilience and adaptability. His involvement in various creative projects emphasizes his growth and talent, further enhanced by the love and support from his family.
