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Angelina Jolie Enjoys Rare Night Out With Sons Pax, 22, and Knox, 18

Angelina Jolie Enjoys Rare Night Out With Sons Pax, 22, and Knox, 18

Angelina Jolie stepped out for a rare public dinner with two of her sons, Pax and Knox.

Page Six obtained photos of the actress leaving Cecconi’s in West Hollywood with her children after their Sunday night meal.

Pax, 22, kept his look casual and discreet in a black sweatshirt, matching sweatpants and a baseball cap. Knox, 18, wore brown trousers with a white T-shirt.

Jolie, 51, appeared polished in a brown trench coat paired with gray pants, sunglasses and an oversized white handbag.

The family outing came just days after Page Six exclusively reported that Knox may eventually seek to legally remove his father Brad Pitt’s surname, following similar decisions by several of his siblings.

“Knox hasn’t filed anything yet, but it’s only a matter of time before he drops Pitt from his last name,” a source exclusively told us Saturday.

“It’s inevitable. It’s just a question of when, and there’s no timeline for that right now. The whole situation is heartbreaking for Brad.”

If Knox proceeds with the change, he would be the fifth child of Pitt, 62, and Jolie to legally remove “Pitt” from his name.

The former couple are parents to six children: Maddox, 25, Pax, Zahara, 21, Shiloh, 20, and twins Knox and Vivienne.

Although Knox has not yet filed a legal petition, he has already omitted “Pitt” from his high school diploma.

After graduating from Los Angeles’ Fusion Academy in June, Knox reportedly used the name “Knox Jolie” on his certificate. A source told Page Six that he marked the occasion with Jolie and siblings Pax, Zahara and Vivienne.

That same month, another insider claimed the “Maleficent” star “seems quite pleased with herself about the total success of her long-standing, intense, deliberate effort to alienate her children from their father.”

A separate source disputed that characterization, saying Jolie had “participated in years of family therapy with Brad and the children for everyone to try to heal after the events that led her to file for divorce.”

Knox’s twin sister, Vivienne, officially removed her father’s surname on Nov. 2. She now uses the name Vivienne Marcheline Jolie, Page Six exclusively confirmed.

In September, their older sister Zahara legally changed her name from Zahara Marley Jolie-Pitt to Zahara Marley Jolie. She had already stopped using “Pitt” publicly before the change became official.

Maddox also legally dropped the surname in September, becoming Maddox Chivan Jolie. He cited “personal” reasons in his request for the name change.

Shiloh was the first of Pitt and Jolie’s six children to legally remove “Pitt.” She filed her petition on her 18th birthday in May 2024, and the request was approved that August.

Pax has not submitted a petition to change his name. He is also reportedly the only sibling who remains connected to his father’s side of the family, although a source said he “doesn’t have much of a relationship with Brad.”

The “Girl, Interrupted” actress filed for divorce from the “Fight Club” star in September 2016, after two years of marriage. The pair had been together since 2004.

Jolie and Pitt were declared legally single in 2019, but their divorce was not finalized until December 2024, following an eight-year legal dispute.

In September, Jolie offered rare insight into motherhood during an interview with L’Officiel, saying one of her priorities is allowing her six children to remain their own “individuals.”

“As a parent, you try to do many things, but you also try to not get in the way of this human being who has a life separate from yours and so much potential in their own mind,” she shared.

Angelina added, “You want to make sure that you support them.”