Vivienne Jolie-Pitt Showcases Artistry at LA Street Fair

Vivienne Jolie-Pitt, daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, is establishing herself as a visual artist. The 18-year-old showcased her work at a Los Angeles street fair on Friday, with her twin brother Knox offering support.

Vivienne, operating under the name The Tulip Fields, presented a variety of pieces, including prints, stickers, and birthday cards featuring her drawings and paintings. Prices for some items ranged from $10 to $25. She was observed engaging with customers and successfully selling many of her creations throughout the event.

This appearance follows Vivienne's petition to legally drop her father's surname, a process she initiated by placing a notice in The Los Angeles Daily Journal. Court documents obtained by the Daily Mail indicate the reason for the name change was listed as 'personal.' The petition is a standard legal step, with a judge able to approve the request if there are no objections before a final hearing on November 2.

Vivienne's decision to change her name mirrors that of some of her older siblings. Maddox, 25, and Zahara, 21, have also published notices revealing their intentions to drop the Pitt surname. Shiloh, 20, has similarly dropped her father's last name, and Knox was listed as Knox Jolie on his high school graduation diploma.

Knox and Pax, 22, are noted as the only children of the former couple who have not yet legally filed paperwork to change their surnames. Pax previously made public comments about his father, which were published by the Daily Mail.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, once a prominent Hollywood couple, were together from 2005 until their marriage ended in 2016 following an incident on a plane. Pitt has consistently denied abuse allegations stemming from that period, and the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services cleared him of physical abuse claims. The protracted divorce proceedings were finalized in 2024.

A source close to Jolie stated that her focus is on healing for everyone involved, emphasizing that the children's public silence demonstrates their decency. Conversely, a source told the Daily Mail that Pitt finds the estrangement from his children 'deeply painful' and views Jolie's role in their family's difficulties as a significant betrayal.