Brad Pitt talks to USA Today about more children and the paparazzi

The interview took place while Brad was in Toronto and he had already been away from his children for two days. Two days too many.

Two days without the kids [he mutters, shaking his head.]

The main thing that concerns Pitt is the presence of the paparazzi around his children. Though he does give that he understands their work.

I understand the deal [of the paparazzi]. It got chaotic last night, but there was genuine happiness, and it meant something to them. It only bothers me when they get in the kid's faces.

Brad also mentions that they are certainly not done in adding to their ever-expanding brood.

We're certainly not done. Sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth …

However, the interviewer does question how the constant travel and movement effects the children.

It's impossible for us [to stay put]. We're run out of every major city. There's just too many paparazzi. There's always cameras in the kid's faces, yelling their names. It's unbelievable. There's a constant negotiation in how to survive and how to maintain a family life.

Source: USA Today

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