Angelina Jolie isn't a fan of hugs!

Angelina Jolie isn't a fan of hugs.
'The Good Shepherd' actress revealed she finds it difficult to talk about
her emotions and finds hugging people particularly uncomfortable.
Angelina said: "I'm not a hugger. People make fun of me. It's something that
I have a hard time with.

"If someone hugs me, I hold my breath. Snuggling, cuddling, hugging,
crying - all that stuff makes me very uncomfortable.
"I've often been accused of not talking about my personal things. I mean,
even with Brad. He usually has to draw something out of me.
"I have had a lot of people - ex-husbands - suggest that they'd be very open
to being a shoulder to cry on. If I had the inclination, it would be very
lovely if I could possibly let that go.
"But I have this odd sense of it's not going to accomplish anything to cry.
It's not going to help you to get a hug!"
Angelina, 31, twice divorced, has two adopted children, Maddox, five, and
Zahara, two, with partner Brad Pitt. She gave birth to the couple's daughter
Shiloh Nouvel seven months ago.

In other news, actress Angelina Jolie was not in Vietnam for another adoption reports People Magazine

Angelina Jolie traveled to Vietnam last week to take a meeting on behalf of the Maddox Jolie-Pitt Project, her charity aiding her son's native country of Cambodia.

According to Maddox Jolie-Pitt Project executive director Stephan Bognar, Angelina Jolie met with officials from the International Finance Corporation's Mekong Private Sector Development Facility, a privately funded World Bank initiative that promotes economic development in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.

Internet rumors, said Pitt and Jolie visited Vietnam for another adoption. Pitt was in New Orleans, where he's filming The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and couldn't make the trip.

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