Angelina Jolie's health is reportedly deteriorating in the wake of her divorce from Brad Pitt.
According to multiple sources, friends of the "Maleficent" star have been expressing their concern over Jolie's extreme weight loss. One of her friends revealed that Jolie has dropped to her lowest weight ever.
"Insiders are claiming that she is just 78 pounds. She is so frail, everyone around her is fearing for her health. She has been emotionally strained since the split from Brad and it has affected her appetite. She wants to get her life back on track but she is struggling. Pals say even Brad has voiced his concern and has asked mutual friends to step in and help," the insider claimed.
A photo of Jolie spending time with one of her daughters was also posted online via Celebsnow. In the snap, the actress is wearing an all-black ensemble and is covered in multiple layers of clothing. She has dark sunglasses over her eyes and a bonnet over her head. But even though she is wearing multiple clothing, it is really obvious how much weight she has lost.
Meanwhile, when Pitt stepped out at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards earlier this month, a lot of people also noted that he has lost a considerable amount of weight. But Pitt's weight loss made him look healthier. Unfortunately, it cannot be denied that the actor is also affected by his ongoing divorce settlement from Jolie.
The actress filed for divorce in Los Angeles in September. She has also initially requested for sole custody of their six children. But Pitt fought back by saying that Jolie is making their divorce public because she wants to receive pity from fans and other people. At present, the couple's divorce has been made private.
Jolie's dad, Jon Voight, has also opened up about the divorce. He said that he wants his daughter and Pitt to fix their marriage for the sake of their children. While speaking with US Weekly, he said, "I am rooting for them. I do not want this thing to dissolve. I am rooting for the kids. My heart is with everybody, and my daughter, certainly, and the children."