Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie both sport an impressive set of tattoos. Their children have noticed and grown interested in adding a little ink to their own bodies.
"They're already asking me about tattoos," Jolie told Radio Times. "How do I say 'No'?"
The 39-year-old actress shares six children with her new husband Brad Pitt. They include Knox and Vivienne (6 years old), Shiloh (8) and their adopted children Zahara (9), Pax (11) and Maddox (13). The girls may have their father wrapped around their little fingers, according to Jolie, but he fears the idea of them getting tattoos.
"It's especially hard for dads and girls. For some reason men get a little more sensitive when the daughter gets a tattoo. And Brad thinks the girls can do no wrong. He's mush in their hands!" she said.
The couple has taken a hard line when it comes to their children's future in the entertainment industry.
"We've always said, if they want to act, we won't let them only act, because it's not enough. They'll have to find a real job at the same time. But I'm hoping that when they see all the other things in the world, they'll be inspired to be writers, politicians, activists," Jolie said. "They're very individual people. So I imagine they're not going to follow their mum and dad."
Jolie directed the upcoming film "Unbroken" about Olympic runner and WWII prisoner of war survivor Louis Zamperini, which comes out on Christmas Day. She will also direct and star with Pitt in the movie "By the Sea," set to premiere next year.
