Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt at the Oceans 13 Los Angeles Premiere at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Hollywood, California (June 05, 2007). Photo Credit: Fernando Allende / Splash NewsJune 10 (ANI): Rumors that the Jolie-Pitt family will be adding a new member soon may be a bit too premature tells Angelina Jolie.
Rumors have been abuzz for the past few weeks that Jolie and partner Brad Pitt will soon be adopting a boy from the Czech Republic where the actress is filming her new movie ‘Wanted’.
However, Jolie insists that she is definitely wants more kids, she and Brad have their hands full with their brood of four for the moment.
"We have a big family now and we're trying to make sure they are all well adjusted first. We will have more children, but now we're still getting everyone together," the Mirror quoted her, as saying.
Jolie, in an interview with the paper also revealed that the next time there’s another addition to the family, it might be when Maddox, 5, Pax, 3, Zahara, 2, and Shiloh, 1, are all a bit older so that she and Brad can give the new kids individual time too.
"We love having children and there are some kids we want to help through school and other kids involved in our lives as well. In our home it is about making sure everyone has individual time, and right now all four of them have daily, very special individual time and we never want to have so many children we can't do that," she says.
"When they get older and if it starts to feel like we can fit more in, that's how we're going to gauge how many we have," she added.
Jolie also laughs off reports that she and Brad, who fell in love while working on their 2005 movie Mr and Mrs Smith, are on the rocks.
"I am a very lucky woman. I have a beautiful family and Brad is a supportive friend and a great father. And he is very romantic. We talk very deeply about how we feel," she says.
"We're very similar. We support each other and back each other as parents. There is no divide," she adds.
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