Angelina Jolie showcased a new tattoo at the 2024 Tony Awards, where she appeared with her 15-year-old daughter, Vivienne Jolie-Pitt. The tattoo, a delicate bird, is placed in the center of her chest and is highlighted by her Atelier Versace gown.
This is Jolie’s first tattoo in this prominent location, adding to her extensive collection on her arms and back. The event marked a public debut for the new ink, with Jolie last photographed in attire that covered her chest in late May.
The mother-daughter duo attended the Tony Awards not just as spectators but as part of the Broadway community, earning trophies for their roles as producer and producer’s assistant on the award-winning show The Outsiders.
This musical adaptation, based on the classic novel and film, received twelve nominations. Angelina also presented a live performance of “Tulsa ’67” from the musical during the ceremony, while Vivienne matched her mother’s teal-themed look with a suit.
Vivienne’s involvement in The Outsiders included a personal change as well, choosing to drop her father, Brad Pitt’s last name, from the show’s playbill. This mirrors her sister Zahara’s earlier decision to go by Zahara Marley Jolie.
Another sibling, Shiloh, made headlines for legally seeking to change her name to Shiloh Jolie on her 18th birthday, reflecting ongoing personal choices among Jolie and Pitt’s children regarding their identities.
Brad Pitt reportedly finds these developments challenging but is dedicated to maintaining and repairing his relationship with his children. Sources emphasize his love for his family and his efforts to grow and improve as a father. The family dynamics continue to evolve, with Pitt striving for a better situation for everyone involved.
Angelina shared insights into how working on The Outsiders with Vivienne has deepened their bond. Vivienne’s enthusiasm for theater and her connection to the musical adaptation prompted Jolie to see the show multiple times.
This experience allowed Jolie to understand her daughter’s passions and perspectives better, turning their collaboration into a meaningful mother-daughter journey. The Outsiders musical, based on S. E. Hinton’s novel and the iconic 1983 film, provided a platform for them to connect over shared artistic interests.
