The Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt divorce news shocked the world when it first came out. Many felt bad about the decision of the couple. In fact, some of their fans are not totally convinced that the A-list couple has decided to end their 12-year relationship.
With six kids, is it still possible for Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt to get back together? Their divorce is not yet final so only time can tell.
Many are witness to how much love the couple has for their children and generally, the kids are said to be hoping for their parents to get back together.
"The kids are devastated and confused about why their parents are suddenly apart," a source reportedly revealed to Hollywood Life. "They are all nagging [Angelina Jolie] to get back together with [Brad Pitt] and have everything be back to normal."
And while the high-profile divorce is causing all sorts of rumors as to what the cause may be, both Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are said to be doing everything they can to provide all the best for their heartbroken children.
Kris Herzog, a former security consultant for the Jolie-Pitt family reportedly revealed to the publication that the former couple is planning to attend a group counseling session with their kids.
"Both Brad and Angelina love their children one million percent and would do anything for their happiness and safety. The family will all be working together as a group to make the divorce as painless as possible of a transition period," the former security consultant claimed.
Meanwhile, Angelina Jolie and all of her six children have reportedly moved into a mansion near Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's property in Hidden Hills, Los Angeles. The "By the Sea" actress is said to be renting a $30,000 a month mansion for her and the kids away from Brad Pitt.
News of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt divorce broke last month when TMZ exclusively reported that the 41-year-old actress decided to file legal documents against the 52-year-old actor over substance abuse and anger.
Despite asking for physical custody Jolie is said to have asked the prosecutor to allow Pitt to visit their children. Jolie's entertainment attorney, however, clarified that there were no "third person" involved in Jolie's decision and was solely due to Pitt's attitude.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt started their romance in the set of "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" in 2004. During that time Pitt was still married to "Friends" actress Jennifer Aniston. Following their controversial relationship and six children the couple got married in August of 2014. Take a look at their final interview as a couple.