Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie spend a low-key wedding anniversary this week. Despite being low-key, the couple once more made headlines with the addition of more interesting facts about their family--that of Shiloh's intriguing gender revelation.
According to a source, Brangelina makes sure to have a romantic and intimate time on their own at the Beverly Hills Hotel in LA.
"It was just the two of them. They had dinner and spent the night, and that was it. They left the next day."
Romantic getaways are not new to the A-list couple as they did that countless times before.
"They want to keep the love alive," the source added.
As another source said, in the midst of divorce rumors, Brad and Angelina "are very much in love". Their anniversary is the best time for them to rekindle their burning passion for each other.
"Despite their busy schedules, Brad and Angie have recommitted themselves to each other and are actually more in love than ever."
Spending an intimate time did not, however, keep the A-list couple from spending quality time with their kids as well.
"Family time is a huge priority for them, so they make sure to spend quality time with one another alone, and with their kids," says another source.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's anniversary came in the heights of other rumors that their 10-year old daughter wants to be identified as a boy.
A news outlet said that Shiloh's tastes are different from other girls of her age as her closet is filled with boy's clothing and toys.
"Shiloh's so funny about her wardrobe and she couldn't be more different from her sisters. She only wears boys' clothes and is always stealing T-shirts from Pax's wardrobe," a source revealed.
Despite deviating from the norm, Shiloh is still said to be receiving love and support from her parents. In fact, in a previous interview, Jolie had talked about her daughter's preferences.
"We had to cut her hair. She likes to wear boys' everything. She thinks she's one of the brothers," she commented during the interview.
Meanwhile, Brad Pitt expressed his intense feelings towards fatherhood.
"I never knew how much I could love something until I looked in the faces of my children. [There's] a lot of love, a lot of fighting, a lot of refereeing, a lot of teeth-brushing and spilling," he once said.
