Angelina Jolie still talking about Brad Pitt

Angelina Jolie says lover Brad Pitt spoils their daughter Zahara.

The actress, who has four children with Brad, insists she disciplines their two daughters - Zahara and Shiloh - while Brad lays down the law for the boys - Maddox and Pax Thien.
She explained to Reader's Digest magazine: "When it comes to disciplining the boys it is Brad and with the girls it's me. It's not intentional but Zahara can pretty much get anything she wants from her dad! Zahara and Maddox love Brad. Everybody seems to be safe in his arms."

Angelina also says the newest addition to the family - Vietnamese boy Pax Thien - likes his new surroundings, especially the bath.
She explained: "Pax loves his newfound freedom. He is almost three-and-a-half and has never made a real decision for himself because everybody did everything in a group in the orphanage where was staying. There were all these things he'd never had. The first time I gave him a bath, he was suddenly laughing, out of his mind. He took five baths in one day. We'd be talking and he'd take his clothes off and run into the bathroom."

Meanwhile, gossips claim Angelina Jolie has not been able to come to terms with the death of her mother.

The 'Tomb Raider' actress recently spoke about her mother's loss and admitted that she is still struggling to accept that her mum is no more.

Jolie was with Marcheline Bertrand when she lost her seven-year fight with ovarian cancer in January this year at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

"I'm one of those people who walk around as if it's fine, and then suddenly I don't know why I'm crying over my breakfast. My mother was my best friend. I'm so grateful I had her as a mom," People quoted Jolie, as telling Reader's Digest magazine.

"She had cancer for seven years, but she lived long enough to see my brother and I grow up to be quite happy. You almost get the feeling she held on until it was okay," she added.

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