Angelina Jolie Criticizes US, Plans to Leave Country
Angelina Jolie Plans International Move, Cites Concerns Over U.S. Freedom of Expression
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Disappointment with the Current Political Climate
Angelina Jolie, 50, has publicly expressed her disillusionment with the current state of the united States, stating she “doesn’t recognize it right now.” Speaking at a press conference during the San Sebastian Film Festival, where her film “Couture” premiered, Jolie emphasized her commitment to freedom of expression and human rights, calling restrictions on these principles “dangerous.”
Plans to Relocate After Children Reach Majority
The actress has indicated her intention to leave the United states once her youngest children, twins Vivien and Knox, turn 18. She anticipates this will occur soon, allowing her to pursue a more private and secure life elsewhere. Jolie has mentioned Cambodia, where she has a strong connection and existing ties, as a potential destination, along with other countries where she has family and friends.
Post-Divorce Considerations and Desire for Privacy
Following the finalization of her divorce from Brad Pitt in December 2024-after a protracted eight-year legal battle-Jolie remained in Los Angeles to maintain stability for her children. However,recent reports suggest she is now preparing to sell her Los Angeles home and embrace a more nomadic lifestyle. Jolie stated her primary motivation is to provide her children with “privacy, security and peace,” which she feels is unattainable in the current U.S. environment.