• The Jolie-Pitt children were spotted going out for a coffee run in Los Angeles.
  • 14-year-old Knox surprised fans with how much taller he was than his 17-year-old sister Shiloh.
  • Shiloh also stunned people when she debuted her buzz cut.

The Jolie-Pitt kids were spotted in Los Angeles going for a coffee run at a famous coffee shop called Maru. The cafe is known to be a hot spot for many celebrities, so it was no surprise to see Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's kids there.

One of the former couple's twins, Knox Jolie-Pitt, a now 14-year-old teenager, was seen looking more and more like his father. He was joined by his sisters Shiloh and Zahara, as well as his brother Pax.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt in France, in 2011. | Source: Getty Images

Everyone in the group had a drink except for Knox, who was photographed with his hands in his pockets. The 14-year-old rocked his short brunette hair with a white T-shirt, black sweatpants, and white sneakers.

Brad Pitt and his son Knox in Japan in 2009. | Source: Getty Images

Another one of Pitt's look-alikes, Shiloh, was leading the pact. The 16-year-old has also been making headlines since shaving off her hair and rocking a buzz cut that her father had back in the day.

Shiloh kept it casual for the day out with her siblings. She wore black denim shorts, a red hoody, and a pair of Converse sneakers. Pax had on blue jeans with a gray T-shirt, and Zahara walked behind also wearing blue jeans but with a black sweater.

What was surprising about seeing the Jolie-Pitt kids together was how much Knox had grown. He appeared taller than his sister Shiloh and had outgrown the rest of his older siblings too.

Knox has a twin sister Vivienne who was born a minute after him. The twins might have one of the most famous parents in Hollywood, but they have maintained a pretty low profile.

What Kind Of Life Does Knox Jolie-Pitt Have Now?

In 2008, Jolie stunned the red carpet and debuted her baby bump at the Independent Spirit Awards. In July of the same year, the actress gave birth to her twins Knox and Vivienne, in Nice, France.

It was later revealed that Knox was named after Pitt's grandfather and Vivienne after Jolie's grandmother. The twins arrived and made Jolie and Pitt a family of eight.

Angelina Jolie with her children Vivienne, Shiloh, Knox, and Zahara in Canada in 2017. | Source: Getty Images

The actress confessed that their arrival was a bit chaotic, but she had a lot of help from the older siblings. The "Tourist" star loved to watch her children take turns carrying and changing the newborn babies.

As the mother of six watched her son grow, she reckoned that Knox was a lot like his father both emotionally and physically.

The 14-year-old might keep a low profile, but he already has his name in a big film. Knox was the voice of Ku Ku in the animated film "Kung Fu Panda." In 2019, he and his siblings were also seen selling lemonade and organic dog treats in a park in Los Angeles.

Angelina Jolie with her twins Knox and Vivienne in Japan in 2014 | Source: Getty Images

In 2017, when Jolie and Pitt were in the midst of their divorce, the "Salt" actress said she was focused on building a good co-parenting relationship with the father of her children.

She revealed that they were working on finding a good schedule for both of them to spend time with the kids. A close source disclosed that the divorce and adjustment to the new life were difficult but confirmed that Pitt was doing well and was committed to his family.

Angelina Jolie with her children Vivienne, Maddox, Knox, Shiloh, and Zahara in London, in 2021. | Source: Getty Images

Jolie also spoke more about her family life and the decision behind homeschooling her children. The actress's six children live with her and bought a $24 million estate to be closer to Pitt.

She said a usual week consisted of a lot of studying for the kids. She chose to homeschool her kids because she remembered feeling like she was not taught enough in school. Additionally, some of her children come from around the world, so the actress wanted them to have a broader education.

Angelina Jolie with her kids Vivienne, Shiloh, Zahara, and Knox in Italy in 2021. | Source: Getty Images

The Jolie-Pitt kids had different tutors teaching them in a variety of languages. They also lead an active lifestyle, playing soccer, skateboarding, and taking self-defense classes.

Shiloh Jolie-Pitt Once Wanted to Be Called "John"

Shiloh and her mother were recently in New York. The mother and daughter were in SoHo, and Shiloh debuted her buzz cut. She was photographed entering a building and avoiding the paparazzi with her mother behind her.

Brad Pitt and his children Pax and Shiloh in California in 2014. | Source: Getty Images

Shiloh casually wore black jeans, a long-sleeved cropped navy sweater, red sneakers, and headphones over her head. Jolie kept her hair down and rocked her signature big dark sunglasses with a black dress.

Shiloh's change in style is nothing new to her parents. From when she was young, she has always expressed herself through fashion. At a young age, Shiloh used to wear suits to red-carpet events with her parents.

In a 2008 interview, Pitt also revealed that his daughter was into "Peter Pan" and wanted only to be called John. Even though some people would find it unusual, Pitt thought it was cute of his daughter.

Jolie also added that her daughter loved to dress like a boy, cut her hair, and look like her brothers. As far as it stands, Shiloh still uses the pronouns she/her, as her parents also use them whenever they speak of her.

Angelina Jolie with her daughters Shiloh and Zahara in Italy, in 2021. | Source: Getty Images

The world had many questions about Shiloh's style, but Jolie clarified, "I don't think it's for the world to interpret anything." The mother of six admitted that the transformation was surprising initially, but she found it fascinating.

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