Brad Pitt Plans Rapprochement with Estranged Children

Brad Pitt is reportedly seeking to mend fences with his estranged children, a decade after his acrimonious divorce from Angelina Jolie. Sources suggest that his children have changed their phone numbers, a move that has added to the actor's distress. However, Pitt is said to have a plan to bypass any direct familial obstruction and hopes to rebuild his relationships with his brood.

Insiders indicate that Pitt's long-term girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, is supportive of his efforts to reconcile. "Ines is totally behind Brad's plan. They both feel he's been publicly maligned and humiliated," a source told the Daily Mail. Pitt, 62, is reportedly seizing the opportunity to reconnect now that his children have all turned 18 and his ex-wife, Angelina Jolie, 51, is reportedly embracing a more nomadic lifestyle.

Pitt's relationships with his children—Maddox, 25, Pax, 22, Zahara, 21, Shiloh, 20, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 18—have been strained since his split from Jolie. The divorce, which began in 2016, stemmed from an alleged altercation aboard a private jet. The incident led to Pitt entering Alcoholics Anonymous and reportedly obliterated his relationship with his children.

Despite the challenges, sources close to Pitt's camp state that he has not given up on the prospect of reconciliation. "He hopes to be able to rebuild and there is an understanding that there is a time and a place," a source commented. Pitt is reportedly focused on finding the right moment and method to re-establish contact with his offspring.