Since Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s separation in 2016, their relationship with their children has noticeably deteriorated. Pax, in particular, has expressed strong discontent towards Pitt, most notably in a Father’s Day post in 2020, where he criticized his father harshly. This strained relationship is highlighted by a troubling incident: days before Pax’s hospitalization from a bike accident in July 2024, Pitt was spotted in Belgium attending the Formula 1 Grand Prix. The separation’s impact on their family dynamics is evident, with Pitt’s bond with his children, especially Pax, appearing fractured. Jolie has continued to support Pax, who was seen recently enjoying time with her, despite the ongoing tension. The future of their relationship remains uncertain as Pitt and Jolie navigate the complexities of co-parenting and personal reconciliation.
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